The Remarkable World of Trees
St Albans Exhibition Sept 21- Jan 22
Trains & Boats & Planes - and Trees: woodland and the transport infrastructure we need can coexist and thrive. Our trees, woodlands and forests are never static; they grow, die and regenerate. Trees, woodland and timber are increasingly integral to the way we live, work and play – and that includes travelling. But they can …
Looking for a way to keep little ones occupied? Join us at St Albans Museum + Gallery for a story, craft activity and a museum hunt. Suitable for children aged 2 - 4 years, accompanied by an adult. Book ahead online or pay in person at the museum. 15th November: 'Through rain and shine, wind and …
To build a sustainable future we need to ensure that our money is being invested in the right places. This talk comes just after the discussions and commitments of COP26 and will look at how investors driving the transition to a low-carbon economy. If you have any investments, including a pension, this is your chance to …
Join Kate Bretherton, creator of The Remarkable World of Trees exhibition, and Susan James Dean Artist in Residence at St Columba's College for a hands on workshop to create a winter wreath from willow branches and other natural materials. Bring along collections of leaves and twigs from the park and be inspired by the Roman …
The usefulness of trees and hedges to farmers has meant that trees have survived and thrived in Hertfordshire. We hear from a local farmer in just what ways trees contribute to farming practice here and now. Hear from Bill Barr from Barr Farms for this in-person talk. There is no charge for this …
‘Wood & Water: improving chalk stream habitat with trees’? Mike Blackmore, Wessex Rivers Trust will explain why trees are one of the best natural materials available and describe some of the techniques for using them to improve habitat on our chalk streams. Mike has over 10 years’ full-time experience in river restoration design and …
Join Kate Bretherton, creator of The Remarkable World of Trees exhibition, for a winter walk through the Vintry Gardens, starting at St Albans Museum + Gallery. Kate will share the fascinating stories of the trees of the gardens, with opportunities for reflection about their shapes, types and meaning. The walk will go ahead whatever the …
A winter walk aimed at youngsters and their adult companions, explaining how trees deal with cold weather, investigating the structure of the wood, and pointing out things of interest in the trees! Distance determined by what suits people on the day but back to the start within the hour. Please park safely & considerately in …
The After-life of Trees: Remarkable Wood in the Cathedral. Join a Cathedral guide on a guided walk to discover more about the wood used in our beautiful Abbey. For more information please see https://www.stalbanscathedral.org/Event/afterlife-of-trees-tour
The After-life of Trees: Remarkable Wood in the Cathedral. Join a Cathedral guide on a guided walk to discover more about the wood used in our beautiful Abbey. For more information please see https://www.stalbanscathedral.org/Event/afterlife-of-trees-tour
A winter walk discovering what clues to look for on trees in Winter to determine the tree’s identity. Please park safely & considerately in Sandridge village or off of Sandringham Crescent, and meet at the East end of the reserve where it meets Jersey Lane; TL173 098, What3words: helps.once.mats. To reserve a place please email …
The After-life of Trees: Remarkable Wood in the Cathedral. Join a Cathedral guide on a guided walk to discover more about the wood used in our beautiful Abbey. For more information please see https://www.stalbanscathedral.org/Event/afterlife-of-trees-tour