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Boost your #Wellbeing by taking 20 min to connect with nature. Join colleagues from University of Oxford Botanic Garden and Arboretum for these encounters with the natural world, focusing on one of our favourite plants or seasonal features. 🗓️Every Tuesday, 8 Oct-26 Nov, 12:30 - 12:50 Free entry with your uni card.



We were delighted to welcome Prof Alex Antonelli, Director of Science KewGardens, as the #BUC2024 keynote speaker - exploring how AI is helping conservation efforts in 'botanical dark spots'. Find out more: antonelli-lab.net. Botanical University Challenge 📷 Laura Bennetto


We are delighted to announce our 2024 Autumn Science Lectures series on the topic of 'Plants and Medicine'. All lectures are online and free, taking place on Thursdays at 19:00, starting with Professor Julie Hawkins of Uni of Reading on 10 Oct. Book now: go.glam.ox.ac.uk/KROk3uB16


Conscious Planet: join a free, live panel discussion on October 25th in Oxford at Oxford University Museum of Natural History with me + experts including Carl Miller Kenneth Cukier & Willem Kuyken Book here: oxfordculturalprogramme.org.uk/event/consciou…



Today for #BiologyWeek24 join us online at 6pm to hear from Chris Thorogood about the worlds largest flower. You can book onto this free webinar here: events.teams.microsoft.com/event/b62b936c…



Conscious Planet: A free, live panel discussion hosted by OBGA Deputy Director Chris Thorogood, plus Carl Miller Kenneth Cukier @willemkuyken Nayanika Mathur & more. The Cultural Programme 📅 Fri 25 October, 13:45 - 17:00 📍 Oxford University Museum of Natural History 🎟️ Free, booking required: go.glam.ox.ac.uk/rA9NZVjWs


There's still time to sign up to this Thursday's FREE online lecture on plants and medicine with Professor Julie Hawkins Uni of Reading. All welcome, booking required: go.glam.ox.ac.uk/Uc1-DZV0F


Your lunchtime listen: Oxford Botanic Garden and Arboretum Plant Records Officer, ethnobotanist Dr Sarah Edwards, spoke with Frances Tophill for the BBC Gardeners' World Mag podcast on Dangerous Plants. Listen here: gardenersworld.com/podcast/danger… 📷 Dr Sarah Edwards leading an ethnobotanical tour








