Registered Charity No 259211The Chichester Natural History Society, Chi Nats for short, is a friendly group of local people with a shared interest in all aspects of wildlife, who have been studying and recording all branches of natural history for over 50 years. We do this in an entertaining manner and, in cooperation with other like-minded groups, help conserve the flora and fauna of Sussex. Members of the Society share a common interest in natural history and while some are experts in particular wildlife fields, others are newcomers to the subject. New members are always welcome - Single membership £12 per annum, Joint/Family Membership £22 per annum.
Events
Field outings, small groups led by some of our experts, are arranged throughout the year to various wildlife locations in West Sussex. Lecture evenings are held regularly in Chichester over the winter, while lunchtime sessions in a local pub allow a small group to focus on a particular aspect of nature.
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Our Blog
In addition to our formal surveys we encourage our members to record wildlife wherever they see it. There is so much to be seen in our local area as we are fortunate in being close to a wide range of diverse habitats.
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Reports
On our field trips we encounter a wide range of wildlife and many of our members are keen wildlife photographers.
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Cancellation of 1/4/2020 Indoor Lecture due to Coronovirus
Burton Mill Pond Field Report added
Frog spawn Survey added to Notices (Membership page)
Chidham Field Trip report added
September 2020 Indoor Lecture details added
Access to Phenology 2020 forms and 2019 AGM minutes addedThe Photographic Competition for 2020 will have no particular theme just a natural history photo with same rules as last year but with 3 prints of any size, not necessarily A4. The winning entries from 2019 are on the Membership page.
Any questions on the website please send an email to Web-Master@chichesternatural historysociety.org.uk s
The blog allows you to log sightings and comment on those put up by other members - please use it.
We still need to keep the sightings book so please enter any observations in the sightings book on lecture evenings.
We would welcome more photos for the site from members
Below is shown number of visitors to the site from April 2017.
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Chichester, West Sussex
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