In Memory of Douglas Boyes
28th October 2021
Tributes to the late Douglas Boyes by Butterfly Conservation, Newcastle University and the UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology can…
British Entomological and Natural History Society
Temporary restricted access and use of the Society’s Pelham-Clinton Building
We are delighted to announce the first winners of the Marsh Awards for Entomology
a joint collaboration between BENHS and the Marsh Charitable Trust.
Congratulations to:
Tony Barber
Ashleigh Whiffin
Roger Morris and Stuart Ball (joint winners)
The Marsh Entomology Award recognises individuals working with any invertebrate
family that have made outstanding contributions to entomological science.
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LATEST NEWS
New Publication - British Craneflies by Alan Stubbs
4th August 2021
British Craneflies is a guide to the identification and natural history of 350 species in six families of cranefly (Tipulidae,…
BENHS // Founded 1872
The British Entomological and Natural History Society has always included many of the leading entomologists of the day.
Over the years the membership of the Society has increased to include not only residents of the London area but entomologists living all over the British Isles and abroad.
BECOME A MEMBER
There are many benefits to becoming a member of the British Entomological & Natural History Society – here’s just a few:
- Free Society Journal published 4 times a year
- Discounts on Society publications
- Access to the library and collections
- Public liability insurance for individual members
- …and so much more!