Conservation
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Fires in Australia – a Great Glasshouse Perspective
A firey blooming shrub in the Great Glasshouse reminds us of the terrible fires ripping through Australia
Read moreWildlife at the Garden: a review of 2019
It has been a brilliant year for biological recording at the garden, with quite a few species found here for the first time.
Read moreThe Great Glasshouse in Winter – South Africa
As part of a series of blogposts looking at Great Glasshouse plants in flower in winter, we now take a look at flowers from the Cape Floristic Region of South Africa
Read moreA Microscopic Look at Honeybees
A honeybee’s body has fascinated our industrial placement student Grace Skinner
Read more3 Months at the Garden
Three months at the Garden. I’m Jack and I’m coming to the end of a three-month placement within the Science department at the Botanic Garden as part of the industry year of my BSc Countryside Management at Aberystwyth University. During my time at the Garden I have been involved with various projects and activities. The […]
Read morePlant conservation? In Vietnam?
The Garden’s curator Will Ritchie is collecting plants in Vietnam. Find out why and what he’s found.
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