End to End Nature Care Winter 2022-23 Schedule

Rivenhall & Silver End

End to End Nature Care

In Silver End Congregational Church,Francis Way, Silver End unless stated otherwise.

DATE TIME ACTIVITY
Weds 14^thDecember 7.30 for 8 pm Winter Social at Simon's house. The evening will include a short committee meeting.
Weds 18^thJanuary 8 pm Essex Historic Maps by Peter Walker Following the first talk he gave in March 2019, where he spoke about the early history of surveying and map making in Essex, Peter will be taking 1805 as his starting point and no doubt speaking extensively on the establishment and operation of the Ordnance Survey, all with a distintly local focus (as anyone present at the first talk will attest)
Essex Historic Maps (Poster)

Weds 15^th February 8 pm FUNGI a talk by Sarah Manning. Sarah is an accomplished amateur mycologist and the Fungi recorder for Colchester Natural History Society.
Fungi - a beginner's guide (Poster)

Weds 15^th March 8 pm Red Squirrels of Mersea Island a talk by Dougal Urquhart. Some may know Dougal as the former long-serving ranger at Cudmore Grove country park on Mersea (he also covered Chalkney Wood near Earls Colne) but he is also currently president of the Colchester Natural History Society, an eminent birder and moth expert and an all-round nice bloke. He also maintains an interesting blog observing the wildlife of his local patch (http://merseawildlife.blogspot.com) which is worth a look, especially if you are planning a visit to the island.
Sat 15^th April TBC Devil's Dyke Newmarket, with Nigel Cooper. We will travel by car sharing. Please book with Simon
Weds 26^th April 7 pm Cowslip Count. Meet at the Tarecroft Wood car park. (If we have a cold, slow spring we can always defer this for a week).
Cost: Ł2.00 at the door, includes tea/coffee and biscuits.
For details of all group activities telephone Simon on 01621 810141 / 07947 388180
or E Mail simon@e2e.silverend.org
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DATE	TIME	ACTIVITY
Weds 14^thDecember	7.30 for 8 pm	Winter Social at Simon's house. The evening will include a short committee meeting.
Weds 18^thJanuary	8 pm	Essex Historic Maps by Peter Walker Following the first talk he gave in March 2019, where he spoke about the early history of surveying and map making in Essex, Peter will be taking 1805 as his starting point and no doubt speaking extensively on the establishment and operation of the Ordnance Survey, all with a distintly local focus (as anyone present at the first talk will attest) Essex Historic Maps (Poster)
Weds 15^th February	8 pm	FUNGI a talk by Sarah Manning. Sarah is an accomplished amateur mycologist and the Fungi recorder for Colchester Natural History Society. Fungi - a beginner's guide (Poster)
Weds 15^th March	8 pm	Red Squirrels of Mersea Island a talk by Dougal Urquhart. Some may know Dougal as the former long-serving ranger at Cudmore Grove country park on Mersea (he also covered Chalkney Wood near Earls Colne) but he is also currently president of the Colchester Natural History Society, an eminent birder and moth expert and an all-round nice bloke. He also maintains an interesting blog observing the wildlife of his local patch (http://merseawildlife.blogspot.com) which is worth a look, especially if you are planning a visit to the island.
Sat 15^th April	TBC	Devil's Dyke Newmarket, with Nigel Cooper. We will travel by car sharing. Please book with Simon
Weds 26^th April	7 pm	Cowslip Count. Meet at the Tarecroft Wood car park. (If we have a cold, slow spring we can always defer this for a week).