ARG UK SE Regional Conference 2007
Come and celebrate the 20th birthdays of
both Sussex and Surrey Amphibian and Reptile Groups!
Don't miss out on the event of the year! This will
be a great day, at a prestigious venue, with something to interest every one
interested in amphibians and reptiles. Keynote speaker is Mark Amey, who,
amongst many other remarkable achievements, has been working on 'Life in Cold
Blood' with David
Attenborough - due to be broadcast in Spring 2008.
Just £12.00 including refreshments and lunch (£5.00 unwaged).
Download a printable copy of the programme.
Download a flyer with booking information.
Just £12.00 including refreshments and lunch (£5.00 unwaged).
Download a printable copy of the programme.
Download a flyer with booking information.
Rick Anstis
Secretary Surrey ARG
Posted: Mon - October 22, 2007 at 06:28 pm
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