Norfolk & Norwich Naturalists’ Society
Welcome to Norfolk’s oldest natural history organisation – dedicated to conserving the county’s wildlife since 1869.
NNNS members will be saddened to hear that Carl Chapman passed away on August 7th after his brain tumour had returned aggressively. His cremation is private but Tania wishes to invite all who can make it to a memorial celebration at Cley NWT Visitor Centre at 2.00pm on Tuesday September 1st. Light refreshments will be served.
It would help the planning if anyone intending to come would let me know at tonyleech3@gmail.com as early as possible next week.
Take a look at our 2026 events: Click here
Our next event is:
Saturday 19th September 10.30am until lunch (optional pm)
Roydon Common – Led by highly skilled Botanist Bob Leaney.
Description: Introduction to wildflowers.
Where &Parking: Norfolk Wildlife Trust Roydon Common.
NWT Car park – Free parking. TF68032299 – PE31 6XU
Note: Be prepared for hot weather, suitable clothing, sunscreen, hat and more water than normal.
Our joint society conference that will you will need to book tickets for –
Our latest publications are: “Norfolk Whales and Whaling”, by Carl Chapman – March 2025, “Norfolk Bird & Mammal Report 2023”, “Transactions 2024” and our Species Guides.
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Illustrated guides
Have you seen our latest illustrated guides to the Wildlife of Norfolk?
Ideal for beginners or experienced naturalists seeking new areas to explore.
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Why not join us?
You don’t need to be an expert. We have plenty of members who are very willing to share their knowledge and expertise and help you learn more about the natural world.
Registered Charity 291604