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Members' Information
How old is your boundary hedge? How many species would you find?
Herefordshire
Hedgerow Project meeting Friday 21st May 2010, 2pm
David Lovelace presented an interesting talk and gave practical
demonstrations of the technology being used to record data for the HHP.
For more information on the HHP, please email Virginia
Morgan: cavmorgan@btinternet.com
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'Introducing
CPRE' illustrated talk. Branch volunteers would be happy to present a 45 minute to 1 hour illustrated talk, on the work of CPRE Herefordshire. If your group, club or meeting would be interested in booking a talk or you would just like to know more about CPRE, please email us |
Learn more about CPRE Herefordshire and Policy issues affecting Herefordshire
| Contact CPRE Herefordshire |
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| CPRE Herefordshire meeting dates: members and prospective members welcome | |
| CPRE Herefordshire's latest newsletter (June '09. 2MB) | |
| Previous newsletters | |
| Consider giving CPRE Herefordshire a legacy |
Please do log on to our CPRE Herefordshire members' area. Content is being added weekly. The site is set up as an extranet. If you'd like to suggest we add a useful and relevant document available to you, please e-mail details.
Dates for CPRE Executive Committee
meetings: 2nd Tuesday in each month (unless otherwise specified), at the
Farmers Club, Hereford.
All CPRE members and prospective members are
welcome to attend.
| DATE | TIME |
| Tuesday 12th January 2010 | Cancelled due to snow |
| Tuesday 9th February 2010 | 14.00pm |
| Tuesday 9th March 2010 | 13.30pm |
| Tuesday 13th April 2010 | cancelled |
| Tuesday 11th May 2010 | 13.30pm |
| Tuesday 8th June 2010 | 13.30pm |
| Tuesday 6th July 2010 | 13.30pm |
| Tuesday 10th August 2010 | 13.30pm |
| Tuesday 14th September 2010 | 13.30pm |
| Tuesday 12th October 2010 | 13.30pm |
| Tuesday 9th November 2010 | 13.30pm |
| Tuesday 7th December 2010 | 13.30pm |
| Tuesday 11th January 2011 | 13.30pm |
CPRE Herefordshire is a registered Charity: No: 213951. The Campaign to Protect Rural England exists to promote the beauty, tranquillity and diversity of rural England by encouraging the sustainable use of land and other natural resources in town and country.