THE BDS NORTH EAST SCOTLAND BRANCH
Information on the British Deer Society (BDS) North East Scotland branch including events, news, and contacts.
BRANCH Area AND COMMITTEE
BRANCH CONTACTS
| Chair | chairnortheastscotland@bds.org.uk | |
| Vice Chair | Jim McQueenie | northeastscotland@bds.org.uk |
| Secretary | Mike Eamer | |
| Treasurer | Toby Rider | northeastscotland@bds.org.uk |
| Branch BDS Journal entries co-ordinator | Simon Blackett | northeastscotland@bds.org.uk |
| Branch webpage co-ordinator | Grenville Irvine-Fortescue | northeastscotland@bds.org.uk |
BRANCH COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Additional Committee Members
William Cruickshank
Dallas Cobban
BRANCH AREAS
| Postcode | Area |
| AB | Aberdeen |
EVENTS
Date
EVENT
TBC
Updates Coming Soon
Please check beforehand whether branch events are going ahead due to any changes in Covid-19 guidance or regulations.
NEXT BDS NATIONAL EVENT
No upcoming events, please check back soon.
STAY IN TOUCH
If your contact information has changed please make sure to let us know. To update your details simply email membership@bds.org.uk or call 01425 655434.
LATEST NEWS
Discover the Latest Insights in Digital Deer’s Summer 2024 Edition!
We are delighted to announce the release of the Summer 2024 edition of our highly anticipated free online taster version of the members’ magazine, Digital Deer. Packed with exciting content, this edition is your gateway to the latest news, research, and insights from the world of deer. Here’s a sneak peek into what you can expect:
Protect Our Park – Don’t Feed The Deer Campaign at Phoenix Park
Ireland’s Office of Public Works (OPW) has launched the ‘Protect Our Park – Don’t Feed the Deer’ campaign, aiming to alter public behaviour to safeguard the wild deer in Dublin’s Phoenix Park. This initiative follows a recent University College Dublin (UCD) report highlighting the negative impact of human feeding on the behaviour and welfare of the park’s deer population.
Understanding Tick Hazards in South Downs National Park
The British Deer Society is excited to share the findings of a groundbreaking research project we supported, aimed at understanding tick hazards in South Downs National Park (SDNP). As the UK’s most visited national park, SDNP attracts countless visitors every year, making the management of tick-borne diseases a critical public health concern.
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