The southern edge of the Chiltern Hills is a botanist’s dream, with its chalk and limestone landscapes supporting a wonderfully varied collection of wildflowers and native British plants.
In this highly illustrated talk, Paul Hayes explores the fascinating flora of the Chilterns, concentrating on some of the beautiful nature reserves around High Wycombe. Discover the plants that thrive in the area’s distinctive chalk grassland, woodland and limestone habitats, including some of the more unusual and striking species that can be found there.
Whether you’re a keen botanist, a wildflower enthusiast or simply enjoy discovering more about the plants and wildlife of the Chiltern Hills, this promises to be a colourful and fascinating journey through one of southern England’s richest botanical landscapes.
Non-members and guests are very welcome.