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Founded in 1981,
the Yorkshire Branch of Butterfly Conservation is one of the largest
geographically as the county of Yorkshire measures approximately
150km north to south and 170km east to west!
From its humble beginnings with eighteen members,
the branch has grown steadily to more than five hundred members
today.
The branch works closely with the Yorkshire Naturalists' Union and
promotes the jointly administered but independent recording scheme
known as ButterflyNet
Yorkshire, with a co-ordinator in each of Yorkshire's five vice
counties and species co-ordinators for the county as a whole.
The branch magazine Argus is published regularly
and details of both it and our other publications can be found on
the publications
page.
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