Amphibian Survey

Take part in a survey of Norfolk's frogs and toads

Norfolk Species Guides - Ferns

A guide to ferns has now been added to the fully illustrated guides to Norfolk species.

Bird & Mammal Report

The 2008 Bird & Mammal Report is now available.

New meeting venue

The Society's indoor events for the 2009-2010 programme will take place at St Andrew's Hall, Eaton. See here for directions and plan.

Member survey

A questionnaire seeking the view of Society members is now available.

Welcome

Welcome to Norfolk’s oldest natural history organisation - dedicated to conserving the county's wildlife for the past 140 years.

Why not join us? You don’t need to be an expert. We have plenty of members who are only too willing to share their knowledge and expertise and help you learn more about the natural world.

You in turn can help them in their valuable work of studying and recording Norfolk’s wildlife, gathering information to help protect endangered species and habitats.

Our members can:

Come to all our indoor and field meetings, free of charge
Join in research projects led by our Research Committee
Take part in the activities of a number of specialist groups

Our members receive:

Our annual Norfolk Bird & Mammal Report
Our annual Transactions (reports on Norfolk's natural history and survey results)
Our quarterly illustrated bulletin, The Norfolk Natterjack
Other publications, either free or at a discount

You may like to read the Society's Annual Report.