England AGM 2026
The England AGM 2026 is a hybrid event, taking place as part of the England Annual Meeting 2026, and via Zoom.
Please note, you do not need to book a place on this online event if you are attending the England Annual Meeting in person at Preston Montford.
The Committee for England are elected at the AGM and there are vacancies for new members. We would particularly like to welcome enthusiastic beginner and younger botanists to the Committee. If you fancy helping to organise botany in England do get in touch.
We'd like to encourage as many members as possible from England, the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands to come along to the AGM - it's a real opportunity for you to have your say.
The full agenda is available on the England Annual Meeting & AGM page.
An outline of the event:
- Welcome from the Chair.
- Remembrance of deceased members resident in England Islands
- Apologies
- Minutes of the 2025 AGM
- Matters arising
- Nominations to the Committee for England
- England Officer Report
- Chair’s Report
- Field Meetings report
- AoB
- Venue for 2027 Annual Meeting. In order to promote inclusivity it is suggested that this should take place by Zoom with a preliminary date of 28 February 2027.
- Close of Business Meeting
Booking: If you experience any difficulties booking online, please phone the main BSBI phone number between 9:00 am and 5:30 pm for assistance: +44 (0) 7404 231178.
Accessibility: If you have any questions about accessibility or specific needs that would help you take part comfortably, please feel free to contact us on bookings@bsbi.org or +44 (0) 7404 231178.
The BSBI has a culture of mutual respect, and takes seriously the safety and wellbeing of everyone involved in our events. We want everyone at our events to enjoy themselves, and we expect everyone to act in a respectful manner towards others at all times. We will not tolerate harassment, discrimination or inappropriate behaviour of any kind, and will treat any reported incidents seriously.
Photo credit: Rosehip (Rosa rugosa) Cornwall by Richard Wilson