Confusing Yellow Composites
Is it a hawkbit, is it a cat’s-ear? A new guide has been added to our learning resources. Check out Cat’s-ears and Hawkbits on our ID guide page. There is also a guide to Hawk’s-beard, Hawkweeks and Oxtongues.
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WFS Annual Photographic Competition – results and pictures
All the winning entries in the annual photographic competition are now available to view on the…
The WFS and BSBI Presidents’ Award
The ‘Presidents’ Award’ is awarded annually to acknowledge a publication which makes an outstanding contribution to…
WFS Annual meeting and AGM
Details of our annual meeting, this year at Old Hunstanton, Norfolk on 7-9 September, have been…
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Wonderweeds, by Claire Brown
The WFS gave a grant towards the publication of this book last year. Bridging both fact…
Bluebells
Are you confused about bluebells? How can you identify a native bluebell? Read more in this…
Top up Subscription Options
For the first time for many years, we increased the annual subscription to the WFS for…
YouTube talks
Our online talks are recorded whenever possible, so if you missed a talk, or just want…
Wild Flower Society merchanise
We have a fabulous new range of Tee-shirts available to buy, and even Cotton tote bags.…
WFS Annual Members’ Meeting and AGM
The final details of our Annual Meeting and AGM have been uploaded to the Annual Meeting…