The Remarkable World of Trees
St Albans Exhibition Sept 21- Jan 22
Walk through Verulamium Park reflecting on the hospitality, generosity and resilience of trees. The retreat offers three short reflections on trees, interspersed with opportunities to walk (alone or with others, as desired) amongst the beautiful, mature trees of Verulamium Park, as autumn begins to turn. No need to book, simply join us at the start
A guided walk through the Heartwood Arboretum of Native Trees As we focus on how trees have been used through the centuries, Dr Legg will help us to appreciate the beauty and diversity of our native trees and shrubs, and all that they mean to us. Meet at Nomansland car park, Ferrers Lane, St Albans, …
Join our St Albans Countryside Ranger, Tanya, and explore Bricket Wood Common this Autumn. Autumn is a wonderous time of the year when the woodlands and trees turn a kaleidoscope of colours, and the woodland becomes a hive of wildlife activity. Maximum group size of 15. To book please contact Tanya tanya.dickson@johnoconner.co.uk Meet at …
Join our St Albans Countryside Ranger, Tanya, and explore Nomansland Common this Autumn. Autumn is a wonderous time of the year when the woodlands and trees turn a kaleidoscope of colours, and the woodland becomes a hive of wildlife activity. Maximum group size of 15. To book please contact Tanya tanya.dickson@johnoconner.co.uk Meet at Nomansland …
Tour of the Exhibtion, focusing on hedges, then tea, cake and chats with Kate Bretherton and Amanda Yorwerth of Friends of the Earth. To book please email nadia@wilderhoodwatch.org or simply turn up, There is no charge for this event.
Join Kate Bretherton curator of The Remarkable World of Trees exhibition and John Pritchard, Chairman of the Ver Valley Society, on a walk along the Ver thinking about the riverside trees and their connection to the river. Please email Kate to say you wish to attend kate@hellotrees.co.uk Time: 10.30am to 12noon Where: Park and …
A guided walk through ancient woodland around Batchwood Hall, delighting in the variety of trees and the wildlife habitats they provide, and finding out about what is being done – and not done - to maintain them. No need to book. Meet outside Batchwood Hall.
Inspired by our Remarkable World of Trees exhibition this is your chance to take home your own slice of a tree decorated with images inspired by the exhibition. The slices are cut from birch trees and you’ll be able to choose the size you want from small tokens or worry coins up to the perfect …