Speaker Meetings Meetings are held on the first Wednesday of the month from September to April, at 7.15 for 7.30 pm, Pallant Suite, 7 South Pallant, Chichester PO19 1SY. Meetings are free for members. Non-members and guests are very welcome, visitors' entrance charge £3. The format for the evenings is: 7:15: doors open. 7:30: meeting starts with Chairman's notices followed by the lecture. INTERVAL: time for a chat and enjoy some coffee or tea and biscuits. (No charge but donations welcome. Please bring your own mug). 8:30: second part of lecture 9:00 Close of meeting Please bring along a mug if you would like a tea or coffee during the inverval.
Car parking: The Cawley Priory car park and most other CDC car parks charge for parking up to 8:00pm.
2025 Evening meetings
Wednesday 3rd September - The Wildlife of Wisconsin: The Natural Year in a Lesser Known State by Stuart MalcolmStuart moved from Chichester to Wisconsin, USA and lived there for a decade. Whilst there he saw lots of incredible sights from Snowy Owls to Cacti, even in a state that is more renowned for its beer & cheese than its wildlife. He will take you on a journey through the natural year in a flyover state.
Wednesday 1st October - In Search of the Rare Wildflowers of Sussex, an illustrated talk by Nicholas SturtNick is our own botanical expert who is also chairman of the Sussex Botanical Recording Society and Co-author of 'The Flora of Sussex'
Wednesday 5 November - AGMAGM followed by updates on ChiNats members activities including bats and moths
Wednesday 3 December - Christmas PartyChristmas Party - an evening of festive fun including display of photos for the Photography Competition.
 October Speaker: Nick Sturt in botany mode
2025 Lunchtime (pub) meetings Our Pub Meetings organiser is Denise (Dee) Bowerman. Pub Meetings resume after the summer break. . The April Pub Lunchtime Meeting was held on Wednesday 2nd April. Looking forward to our visit to Cobnor on Tuesday 20th May - see Field Outings - Diana Beale gave us lots of information about the work and conservation projects currently underway there.
Chichester, West Sussex
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