Cambridge Natural History Society have organised four talks, in addition to the joint event with the Cambridge Beekeepers’ Association, in October. These take place on Thursdays at 6:45 p.m. Please arrive punctually. Tea/coffee available beforehand.
Admission free. All welcome.
Talks take place in the David Attenborough Building, New Museums Site, Pembroke Street, Cambridge CB2 3QZ. On foot this is less then 10 minutes from Drummer St bus station, and there are plenty of cycle racks. There is no parking on the New Museums Site – the nearest car park is the Grand Arcade.
As you enter the New Museums Site the David Attenborough Building is in front of you. The entrance is on the podium level, reached by the steps or there’s a lift if you walk along with the building on your right.
Most CNHS talks are also available via Zoom. Details will be sent to those on the CNHS mailing list. To join the list email cnhs_mailings-join@cnhs.org.uk – you will then get emails back from the system telling you what to do next.
Thursday 9th October The Past and Future of Natural History
Brian Eversham
Thursday 16th October Searching for (and finding) Snow Leopards
Peter Pilbeam
Thursday 23rd October Conserving Butterflies: Past, Present and Future
Matt Hayes
Thursday 30th October Plastics in the Environment
Claire Barlow
