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Take part in the Big Butterfly Count in the next two weeks and help scientists and conservationists see how the butterfly population is being affected by environmental changes
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Last talk in the season for Cafe Scientifique tonight
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Tonight sees what looks like another interesting talk followed by the usual debate at Cafe Scientifique.
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At Monday's Cafe Scientifique, Professor Mary Edwards will draw upon examples from Alaska and Siberia to illustrate arctic warming and its consequences. Talk and then Q&A with interval.
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Islander, Geoff Pilkington, is featured in the Guardian's 'Day in the Life of ' series today.
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A competition for artists to design and produce a memorial to former Isle of Wight resident and world-renowned seismologist John Milne opens soon and Islanders are invited to send in ideas.
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Find out more about Omega 3 from Professor of Nutritional Immunology, Philip Calder. His talk starts at 7pm tonight and entry is just £3.
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Cafe Scientifique is a new club for those interested in science and technology
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Cafe Scientifique talks open you up to a world of fascinating new subjects. A 45 minute talk is followed by a Q&A with an expert in one of the chosen fields for this season's talks.
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Jolyon Chesworth, Manager of the South East Marine Conservation Project will give a talk tonight for Cafe Scientifique on the proposed conservation zones to protect marine biodiversity and how they will be monitored.
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Find out about sleep at the next Cafe Scientifique talk. How much sleep do we really need? And why do flamingos sleep on one leg? Monday 16th at 7pm, Shanklin.
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Another fascinating talk at Cafe Scientifique
