Wildlife and environmental writer specialising in the seashore and the downs.
Tel: 01273 465433
EMail: Glaucus@hotmail.com
14 Corbyn Crescent
Shoreham-by-Sea
Intertidal & Rare Marine Fish of the seas around Britain (short talk)
Wildlife
of Shoreham
Wildlife
of the the South Downs (above Shoreham)
Natural
History of
Mill
Hill & the Butterflies
Secrets
of Shoreham
History of Shoreham (> 19th
century)
Widewater (short talk)
Escape
of Charles II (designed for children)
A
River Runs Through our Town (Portrait of the River Adur): for
children or adults
Stand and screens optional provision.
23
February 2015
"Life
Between the Tides" ANDY
HORTON, founder member of the British Marine
Life Study Society, introduces the fascinating world revealed at low
tide, how to enjoy a visit to a rocky shore,
the biology and behaviour of some of the most interesting examples of the
British fauna, concentrating on what can be discovered between the tides
on the Sussex coast. Andy is a freelance writer and photographer with a
specialist interest of the seashore around the British Isles, writing regular
monthly articles for the "Aquarist & Pondkeeper" magazine until it
ceased in 2000. He was editor of Glaucus, Shorewatch,
now replaced by the Torpedo News Bulletin, as
well as consultant for seashore books.
Concessionary rates may be available for small (under 50) audiences
Help with transport appreciated if stands and screens are not provided. I travel by public transport.
Evenings, some daytime
I have to make a charge as it is really expensive maintaining the computer equipment and undertaking the research
Tel:
07803 596684.
Email:
rodney_gunner@hotmail.com
2. Warminghurst Church, and, William Penn.
3. Worthing Archaeological Society, work in process, excavations at Binsted tile kilns, etc.
4. The Saint Mary Magdalene leper hospital, Nr Bramber.
THE HOSPITAL OF BIDLINGTON
5. North Stoke Church and its history.
6. Marling, (manuring the fields) Medieval to the present day.
Link for more details
Stand and screens required
(Booth Museum of
Natural History)
Keeper of Natural Sciences
Tel:
Email:
gerald.legg@brighton-hove.gov.uk
Insects
Creepy crawlies
Honey Bees
Plants and pollination
The Booth Museum
and others
Stand and screens optional provision.
Senior Archaeologist, Archaeology South-East and Associate
Tutor in Archaeology, University of Sussex
Archaeology South-East Web Site
Tel. 07717 251166
EMail: simon.stevens1@virgin.net
Talks
on various recent archaeological excavations in the Adur district and
further
afield
e.g. Ropetackle, Shoreham-by-Sea.
Stand and screens optional provision.
Wildlife writer of 41 books
EMail:
stevep.savage@ntlworld.com
Shoreham Beach Local Nature Reserve
UK and Sussex Whales and Dolphins
Mysterious World of Sharks
Wildlife in school grounds and Urban habitats.
Create and use a school grounds habitat map
Tenerife Wildlife
Stand and screens not provided at present, but may be available by prior arrangement.
Tel: 01273 454006
Lords of Bramber –Daily
Life in a Norman Castle
The reptiles and amphibians of Britain - native and alien species (can be tailored to particular reference to Sussex and the South Coast)
Stand and screens optional provision.
etc costs.
contact
details
Sharon
Penfold
Secretary
Friends
of Shoreham Fort (charity regn no. 1147860)
Secretary@shorehamfort.co.uk
07803
603061 (after 6:00 - or leave a message)
www.shorehamfort.co.uk
Stand and screens optional provision.
All money goes towards the conservation, maintenance and future restoration of Shoreham Fort