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New - a YouTube video on producing a Customised Map from the Distribution Database. Read more...

The BSBI has appointed Jane Houldsworth to be the new Head of Operations. Jane will be starting in June. Read more...

A few places still available on the residential Merioneth meeting on 28-30th May. Read more...

Conferences

>> Friday 6th - Sunday 8th September 2013: Recorders’ Conference, Shrewsbury. Bookings available now.

Three days of high quality botanical hobnobbing for £220 (£60 non-res).

Speakers will include Richard Bateman, Fred Rumsey, Tim Rich... bookings needed by July please.

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Botanical Society of the British Isles, Botany Department, The Natural History Museum, Cromwell Road, London, SW7 5BD (NB, this address is not used for correspondence).

The Botanical Society of the British Isles (known as BSBI) is a charity registered in England and Wales (212560) and in Scotland (SC038675).

• For general enquiries, the Coordinator is Alex Lockton
• For society matters, the Hon Gen Sec is Lynne Farrell
• For membership enquiries and changes of address, the membership secretary is Gwynn Ellis
• For enquiries about business matters, the admin officer is Clive Lovatt
• For questions about scientific research, contact Kevin Walker
• For publicity and events, contact Louise Marsh

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