Worcestershire Recorders

Recording nature in Worcestershire

Worcestershire Recorders is a society for naturalists interested in observing, recording, and studying the county’s wildlife. The group works closely with the Worcestershire Biological Records Centre (WBRC), with species records collected by members being submitted to and stored within the WBRC database.

Biological recording:

  • Increases understanding.
  • Increases knowledge and records information for the future.
  • Satisfies our curiosity and is endlessly fascinating and enjoyable.

Helps to provide:

  • Constantly updated accurate knowledge of Worcestershire’s wildlife.
  • Important information for wildlife conservation and of protected species.
  • Important information for assessing planning and development projects and for land management.
  • Information for monitoring the effects of climate change and human activity on wildlife.

What do you get when you join?

  • The journal and newsletter Worcestershire Record: A4, 60-100 pages each issue, colour illustrations, notes and papers on all aspects of nature in Worcestershire. You can contribute if you wish. It acts as a communication channel across all interests.
  • An opportunity to attend an annual meeting with presentations by national and local speakers.
  • An opportunity to attend several organised recording field days each summer.
  • Your records are preserved and used.
  • Contact with like-minded people.

For more information email worcestershire.recorders@gmail.com.

Join now

  • Subscription £26.00 per calendar year (£17.50 for full time students).
  • Please complete your details in the form. You will be sent information about the field meetings, the Annual Meeting, and our publications.
  • Pay by Bank Transfer, giving your name as the reference, to:
    Worcestershire Recorders Lloyds Bank
    Sort code 30-91-36
    Account no. 01324581
    OR cheque made payable to Worcestershire Recorders and send, along with your details, to:
  • Worcestershire Recorders, Worcestershire Wildlife Trust, Lower Smite Farm, Smite Hill, Hindlip, Worcestershire WR3 8SZ

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