Newsletter
A small team of volunteers have been producing newsletters three times a year since 1997. Each newsletter includes a report from the Curator, a range of articles that have wide appeal to gardeners, horticulturalists, botanists, and those with an interest in the natural environment and local history.
A list of our newsletters, with a summary of the articles in each one, and a link to the newsletter, can be found below.
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Issue 82, January 2025
In Memoriam: Ann Wood (Nigel Brown);
Beaumaris Allotments (Jon Keymer);
Fungus Forays are Fun and Fundamental (Nigel Brown);
Treborth Fungus Foray, Sep 24 (Charles Aron);
In Memoriam: Peggy Gollogly (Sarah Edgar);
Clifden Nonpareil Moth (Charles Aron);
Orchid Coelogyne mooreana (Simon Retallick);
Alaska’s Inside Passage (John Gorham);
Tan Dinas Quarry (Sarah Edgar);
Treborth Met Data 2024 (Pat Denne);
Sky Garden Project, Manchester: Castlefield Railway Viaduct (Gerry Downing).