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Kent Field Club President's address 2024: Bees, Wasps and Ants of the Central High Weald
37:49
Kent Field Club President's Address 2023: Conserving Arcadia
17:50
Kent Field Club AGM Talks 2022: Adventures from Monkey Island
37:16
Kent Field Club AGM Talks 2022: Jumping To Conclusions
36:50
Kent Field Club Talks 2022: Kent's Magnificent Moths
54:14
Kent Field Club Talks 2022: Mosquitoes and Malaria in Kent
27:12
Kent Field Club Talks 2022: Beavers in Kent
59:48
Kent Field Club Talks 2022: A Social History of Ranscombe's Wild Plants
01:03:30
Kent Field Club Talks 2021: Carri-on Recording: An introduction to Silphidae
01:00:54
Kent Field Club Talks 2021: An Introduction to British Plant Galls
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Kent Field Club AGM Talks 2021: Sevenoaks Greensand Commons Project
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Kent Field Club AGM Talks 2021: How will rewilding work for plants?
01:05:12
Kent Field Club Talks 2021: The Search for Greater Horseshoe Bat in Kent
01:03:27
Kent Field Club Talks 2021: Vinters Park - from Victorian estate to Nature Reserve
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About
Kent Field Club aims to deepen the understanding and appreciation of the natural history of Kent, England. The club was founded in 1955, and has around 200 members. The membership ranges across the spectrum from professional experts in a particular field of study to those who simply appreciate the aesthetic beauty of our countryside and love to walk in it, observing its wildlife in the company of like-minded people.
We arrange annual programmes of field meetings, publish journals, newsletters and books, and work closely with the Kent & Medway Biological Records Centre in helping to provide a better knowledge of Kent's wildlife to assist its conservation.
www.kentfieldclub.org.uk/
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