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The Cambridge University Nature Society (NatSoc for short) exists to promote the appreciation, enjoyment and understanding of the natural world. We run trips to nature reserves in and around Cambridge and host talks and other events relating to conservation, natural history and ecology. Membership is free, and even though most of our members are current Cambridge University students, all are welcome. The society also serves as a forum to share and discuss anything related to natural history/conservation/ecology. We also have a YouTube Channel (search ‘Cambridge University Nature Society’) documenting the wildlife of Cambridge. Join our mailing list for more reminders of upcoming events: https://lists.cam.ac.uk/mailman/listinfo/soc-nature or find us on facebook (“CU Nature Society”)

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