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Botanical Society: bee and honey talk
Tuesday 13th February 5pm CL220. Free honey tasting. Watch bees in a windowed hive. Pollination and hive care explained. Members free. Non-members £2.
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Ecology and Art
In preparation for an introductory local walk for the Appraising Landscapes module, these two stunning images were offered as demonstrating a link between art and science or, in the case of landscape architecture, art and ecology. The first is a…
Cosset with immersive planting
Amber Hine, currently studying for her Masters in Landscape Architecture at the University of Gloucestershire and advocate of biophilic design, has been published in Homes & Gardens magazine. She believes that increasing the planting area in any potential design, reducing…
Rhyzophyllia and the soil food web: a Botanical Society talk given by Eddie Bailey on 14th November
“After just one pre-winter of mulching, I noticed an incredible difference in the structure of my soil. Moving mulch to one side ahead of planting plugs in April I saw a ‘storm’ of microarthropods on the soil surface. And worms!…
Recent trip to Stourhead and Buscot Park Estate
This was an all day coach based trip as part of the induction week programme for new landscape students, going to Stourhead a large landscape park estate designed by Henry Hoare in 1750s, and Buscot Park Estate very much…
Olive oil tasting
“Olives with Sarah” – you are invited to a talk on olive farming in Sicily on Wednesday 4th October in CL253 Clegg Building, Francis Close Hall campus at 1.30pm. There will also be advice on where and how to buy…
David Trapnell, founder of Nature in Art, dies aged 95
David Trapnell leaves a remarkable legacy, only eight miles west of Cheltenham and of particular interest to landscape architects with ecological and artistic leanings. Nature in Art, the world’s first museum and art gallery dedicated to fine, decorative and applied…
RHS Tatton’s beautiful Long Borders fill the senses
This is to let you know that our third years have achieved great success at Tatton Park’s ‘long borders’ design competition this year. Check out their projects here: Press release: RHS Flower Show Tatton Park, Wednesday – Sunday 19…
BEAUTIFUL FUTURES
Final model submissions from MA Landscape Urban Futures module.