The Bournemouth Natural Science Society (BNSS) is a registered charity and museum in Bournemouth, England.
It was established in 1903, but its mission statement has remained largely the same since then: to encourage learning, interest, and enjoyment in all subfields of the natural sciences and history.
A comprehensive schedule of events, such as lectures, museum open days, exhibitions, study groups, field meetings, cultural visits, and social activities, is normally organised and carried out by the Society throughout the entirety of each calendar year.
The collections encompass a wide range of subject areas that are researched by the Society.
In the zoology collection, for example, there are specimens representing all of the British mammalian species in addition to a diverse array of avian and fish species.
How to get to Bournemouth Natural Science Society
By Bus: The closest bus station to the Bournemouth Natural Science Society is Derby Road, Boscombe, which is only a 2-minute walk away. To get here, you can take any bus that goes to the Derby Road area.
By Train: Alternatively, you can take a train to Bournemouth Station and walk from there. This will take about 15 minutes, depending on your walking speed. Once you arrive at Bournemouth Station, head south towards Southbourne and you will eventually reach the Bournemouth Natural Science Society.
FAQ
What is the admission charge for the Bournemouth Natural Science Society?
Admission to the Bournemouth Natural Science Society is £7.50 for non–members.
What are the opening times of the Bournemouth Natural Science Society?
The Bournemouth Natural Science Society is open Monday to Sunday from 10:00am to 5:00pm.
Where is the nearest parking to the Bournemouth Natural Science Society?
The nearest parking to the Bournemouth Natural Science Society is at the Bourne Avenue car park, which is located a 5–minute walk away.
