NERF organizes an annual conference for all with an interest in raptors in the uplands,
2019 conference
The Annual NERF Conference for 2019 is being hosted by the Cheshire and Wirral Raptor Study Group
Details of the conference will be published here when they are available
Previous conferences
Saturday 17th November 2018, The annual NERF conference was hosted by the North York Moors Merlin Study Group and held at Askham Bryan College, Near York. YO23 3FR
Saturday 18th November 2017. The annual NERF Conference was hosted by Northumbria Ringing Group and held at Northumbria University, City Campus East,
Newcastle upon Tyne. NE2 1UY. Travel instructions are available here.
Saturday 19th November 2016, The annual NERF Raptor Conference was hosted by Durham Upland Bird Study Group and held at the Xcel Centre , Long Tens Way, Aycliffe Business Park, County Durham DL5 6AP.
Saturday 21st November 2015, hosted by Calderdale Raptor Group – Click the link to download A Summary of 2015 Conference Presentations
16th November 2014, Derbyshire, hosted by South Peak Raptor Study Group and Peak District Raptor Monitoring group. – Click the link to download A Summary of 2014 Conference Presentations
17th November 2013, York, hosted by North York Moors Merlin Study and South Ryedale and East Yorkshire Raptor Groups. Click the link to download a Summary of Speakers 2013 Conference Speakers.
18th November 2012, Newcastle, hosted by Northumbria Ringing Group Programme 2012
20th November 2011, Durham, hosted by Durham Upland Bird Study Group and Durham Bird Club Programme 2011
20th November 2010, Rishworth, hosted by Calderdale Raptor Study Group Programme 2010
14th November 2009, Matlock,hosted by South Peak District Raptor Study Group Programme 2009
22nd November 2008, Thirsk, hosted by NYMUBSG Programme 2008
10th November 2007, Durham, hosted by Northumbria Ringing Group Programme 2007
11th November 2006, Durham, hosted by Northumbria Ringing Group and Durham Upland Bird Study Group Programme 2006
12th November 2005, Durham,hosted by Durham Upland Bird Study Group Programme 2005
Photo: Ian Fisher
