| Hi, you are logged in as , if you are not , please click hereYou are shopping as , if this is not your email, please click here DescriptionMembers Talks and Lectures programme 2025. Most events are free, a select few have a modest ticket prices. Booking is essential. All take place in the lecture theatre but days/times vary so please check details. All members can bring 1 guest (single memberships can book 2 places, double memberships can book 4 places). 2025 Programme Date | Time | Speaker | Title | Wednesday 14 May | 2.00pm | Dr Raj Whitlock | How will climate change alter our grasslands, and why does it matter?’ | Sunday 18 May | 2.00pm | Steph Dolben | Work carried out by UoL Hedgehog Friendly Campus Group, and more generally about hedgehogs | Wednesday 11 June | 2.00pm | Dr Freddie Draper | Research about environmental change and use of drone to help map trees at Ness | Sunday 22 June | 2.00pm | Dr Gina Muskett | ‘Trees in antiquity; their mythology, symbolism and use in Ancient Greek and Roman society’ | Saturday 12 July | 2.00pm | Indy Rana | Tender Shoots (Gardening Club) | Saturday 27 September | 2.00pm | Simon Seligman | Evolution of Chatsworth’s Garden and park | Wednesday 8 October | 2.00pm | Nick Lightfoot | The new NBG collection policy | Saturday 18 October | 2.00pm | Timothy Walker | ‘What have plants ever done for us?’ | Wednesday 5 November | 2.00pm | Sarah Moody | The Commonwealth War Graves Commission, ‘Gardening the World’ |
Steph Dolben - A Hedgehog Friendly Campus & more about hedgehogs
Dr Raj Whitlock - How will climate change alter our grasslands, and why does it matter?’
Dr Freddie Draper - Environmental change and use of drone to map trees
Dr Gina Muskett - Trees in antiquity
Indy Rana - Tender Shoots, A Gardening Club
Simon Seligman - Evolution of Chatsworth’s Garden and park
Nick Lightfoot - The new Ness Botanic Gardens collection policy
Timothy Walker - ‘What have plants ever done for us?’
Sarah Moody - The Commonwealth War Graves Commission, ‘Gardening the World’ |