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We hope, on this Web site, to show you some of the work that we carry out, and how we are involved with the many natural history societies which operate within the historic county of Yorkshire in England. The YNU has four basic aims:

To study the wildlife of Yorkshire
To record the results of these studies
To present these studies
To use the information for wildlife conservation

Publications consist of:

The Naturalist, founded in 1875, the copyright of which is the property of the Union; a Journal containing reports of the Union's meetings and papers of natural history interest related principally to the North of England.Such occasional papers as may be published from time to time.The Bulletin, founded in 1984, which acts as a forum for the expression and discussion of all aspects of the life of the Union.
A Rare and Scarce Birds annual report to 2004 and an Annual Bird Report from 2005.

Training Days 2008

Checklist of Beetles of the British Isles 2008 (pdf)
Printed format in wire bound A5 booklet availalbe from www.coleopterist.org.uk

The Naturalist (January - March 2008)
Number 1064 Volume 133

Rare Plants in Mid-west Yorkshire: Why are they only on Limestone? - P. P. Abbott

The Two British Aleuritia Primroses: 2. Life and death matters - David. J. Hambler

Forgotten Historical Records of the Small Blue Butterfly, Cupido minimus, in Yorkshire, and their relevance to some biological conundrums
Geoffrey Fryer

Revisiting the Solitary Wasps and Bees (Hymenoptera: Aculeata) of Burton Leonard Lime Quarries and Duncombe Park in Watsonian Yorkshire - Michael E. Archer

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