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Date: Saturday 19 August
Time: 10:00 – 17:00
Location: Glenshee ski centre. Specific meetup details will be sent before event.
Free – Booking required
Come and learn about rare mountain top plants and fungi in habitat over in altitude 1000m with expert botanists.
A mountain top ID training event is being run on the 19th of August at Glenshee. Ben Averis, expert botanist, is running a training event specifically focused on mountain top species of plants, bryophytes, lichens, and fungi, and the different habitats they rely on.
All welcome to join, though we will be ascending a munro throughout the day.
This event is now cancelled due to the weather.
Building on our previous work, Plantlife’s project, Rare Plants and Wild Connections, empowers people to take action to save and support our rarest wild plants
Join our Ranscombe Farm Reserve Manager Ben Sweeney, on a guided walk of this Important Plant Area. Head out across our flagship reserve to spot some of the rare orchids and other wildflowers that make it so special.
Explore the globally important, rare and often forgotten habitat of temperate rainforests.
Join leading botanist Trevor Dines, and Specialist Botanical Advisor Sarah Shuttleworth, to delve into the world of urban plants. Find out how these plants defy the odds to live on our streets.
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