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Lorn Natural History Group

GBIF publisher since
9 May 2017

Description

LNHG is the Biological Records Centre for vice-county 98, Main Argyll, and records, collates and provides data for the region. Our work is supported by funding from Scottish Natural Heritage. Records are supplied by LNHG members, by other residents and visitors to the area, and by organisations who share data with us. We organise regular field trips and training days to improve our members' identification and recording skills. Latest information on these, and other local natural history news, at "Lorn Natural History Group" on Facebook.

Contacts

Lorn Natural History Group
Ardchattan Priory
Connel,
PA37 1RQ
GB
email: data@lnhg.org.uk
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