Many of the Purbeck Natural History Forum (PNHF) members have been involved in species recording on the Purbeck Heaths NNR in recent years. This might have been as part of the ‘Wednesday group’ that focuses on recording in the grazing…
Come and discover the wonderful world of moths at Sandy Hill Arts with Martin Warren! Throughout the summer Martin Warren will be offering people the chance to discover more about the wonderful world of moths. Martin will be opening a…
Wareham Arc is one of 22 large-scale nature recovery projects in England, in Round 1 of DEFRA’s Landscape Recovery Scheme. During 2023 and 2024 the project is in its development phase, the partnership of over 25 landowners and land managers…
The Forum is pleased to announce that for Dragonfly Week 2024, some of its volunteers will be on the ground at the RSPB Nature Reserve Arne, where they will join forces with the British Dragonfly Society (BDS) to become a…
Ponds are very special and important habitats. As real biodiversity hotspots they attract many different species for water, food and shelter. Research has shown that of all our freshwater habitats ponds are home to the highest number of aquatic plants…
The Purbeck Natural History Forum is very happy that our new website is now live. It has taken us quite some time to develop the website, but we think it has been worth it! The new website is providing a…
The tree nurseries of Purbeck’s Precious Past Veteran Tree Project were started in 2021 soon after the beginning of the project and now contain over 1000 trees and hedge plants of the future. They are all grown from seeds and…
The Purbeck Natural History Forum works with a group of partners
