The winner of the £20 prize is Mrs W. Hurst, 26 Belton Drive, W Bridgford, Nottm NG2 7SJ – a perfect entry!
The £5 random draw prize was won by Mrs E Curtis, 11 Hallfields, Edwalton, Nottm NG12 4AA
The ansers to all the questions are here nwt-quiz-sheet-definitive-neil-version-j-2013-after-j-2016
Rushcliffe is the location for a number of Grizzeled Skipper butterfly colonies at the northern end of it`s range, with known populations on the Bingham Linear Park, East Lake section of the Great Central Railway and at Langar airfield.The GS Project run by Notts BAG and Butterfly Conservation is seeking to improve those habitats to maintain and hopefully grow the population.
Attached is a report on the project from 2012 to 2016 the-grizzled-skipper-project-2012-to-2016-1
Also attached are details of the 2016/17 GS work party programme nottsbag-grizzled-skipper-practical-work-poster-2016-17_v2
We are interested in hearing from local (Rushcliffe) members who might wish to join the SNG committee. We meet 8 times a year (usually Thurs evening). The object of SNG is to promote the work of the Trust and nature conservation locally, engage members of the public with that work and to fund raise. If you might be interested please contact Gordon Dyne on 0115 8784842 or gordon.dyne@gmail.com.