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Take a FISC in 2012

The Field Identification Tests for 2012 are almost booked up. Last chance to reserve a space on the 11th July day. Read more...

Last chance for a University of Birmingham Certificate

This is the last year that UoB will be recruiting to its Certificate in Biological Recording and Species Identification. This certificate, which is widely recognised by employers, is a one-year programme of identification courses on a wide range of topics, and it is unique in the British Isles.

>> Visit the university’s web site.

New Journal of Botany online

Members can now access the NJB online via our members page. Email us to get the password. New members get immediate access to old copies of the journal and will be sent new issues as they come out.

 

Rothamsted Research is appealing for your support for its research into more eco-friendly farming techniques, using GM crops. Read more about their work or sign the petition opposing vandalism of the crop trials.


Conferences

AGM, 12th & 13th May

>> Programme

>> Field meetings sites

>> Booking form

A great leap forward, 20th-21st September 2012

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Volunteers needed to test the new countrywide surveillance programme. Read more...

 


>> Book now for the BSBI Wales annual meeting.

>> New axiophyte lists available.

 

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Registered address

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

Donations & legacies


The BSBI is the leading society in Britain & Ireland for the study of plant distribution and taxonomy. Please spare a moment to consider joining and participating in the community of botanical research and study. Follow this link for details of how to join and the benefits of membership.