The British Society of Dowsers

The British Society of Dowsers (BSD) is an organization dedicated to the study and practice of dowsing—a technique for locating underground water, minerals, or other hidden objects using a rod, pendulum, or similar tools. Founded in 1933, BSD promotes research, education, and the sharing of experiences among members who believe in dowsing's potential. While its methods are considered unconventional within mainstream science, the society encourages open inquiry and dialogue about the practice’s applications and efficacy. Overall, BSD supports those interested in exploring dowsing’s role in natural resource detection and environmental understanding.