Welcome to Cam Valley Wildlife Group

Cam Valley Wildlife Group is an independent local wildlife group actively involved in wildlife conservation and enjoyment. The group’s area, with its interesting and diverse wildlife, is based on the catchments of the Cam and Wellow Brooks, and has the towns of Midsomer Norton and Radstock roughly in its middle. It lies  in the biological county of North Somerset (VC 6), and the political areas of Bath & North East Somerset and Mendip. We conduct a number of recording and conservation projects within our area and have a programme of events both within and outside our area, including walks, trips, and talks. More information about the group can be found out the About page. For information about wildlife-related Events (our group and some others) please visit our Events Information header page – our programmes and reports can also be accessed via the drop-down menu. For a leaflet about the group, click here. For our most recent messages, please scroll to the bottom of the page.

We welcome wildlife sightings, comments and queries and try to check messages sent to us weekly.

We have a low membership fee of only £5.00 to promote accessibility. You can join the group and find out about benefits to members on the Membership page.

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All feedback is welcome!

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Cam Valley Wildlife Group postings

The CVWG 2024 Botany Walks Programme, our spring Events Programme and Newsletter 109, Winter 2023/4, are up on the website. You or someone you know may be interested in evening botany walks, daytime insect surveys, regular butterfly transect walks, wildlife trips outside our area, wildlife photography, bat detecting, moth trapping or wildlife habitat conservation work… … Continue reading Cam Valley Wildlife Group postings

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