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Keeping an eye on our environment
Welcome to the summer issue of the Westonbirt Magazine.
Summer life in the arboretum
Summer is here and it’s time to enjoy longer days out and about in our glorious countryside. After the abundance of new life in spring, the summer brings a sense of tranquillity and rhythm as plants and animals enjoy the warmer months.
New roots for Westonbirt
Penny Jones, our Propagator at Westonbirt, provides an update on an exciting new season of planting for the arboretum.
Journey of a seed - Part two
In the last edition of the magazine Penny talked us through seed selection, collection and germination at Westonbirt.
Tree of the Month - May 2018
Find out why a member of the heather family, the Enkianthus, is our Dendrologist's Tree of the Month for May...
Have your say at our AGM
Join us on Saturday 12 May for our AGM, with a great talk from Westonbirt arborist Andy Bryce on invigorating roots...
Veteran Tree Fencing
Over the coming months you will see that we are taking steps to protect some of our valuable parkland trees on the Downs, in particular old veterans, but younger trees planted for the future as well.
Tree of the Month - April 2018
Find out why winter hazels are our Dendrologist's tree of the month...
Try your hand at printmaking this Easter
Print your own postcard to take home, using letterpress and stamps...
How to hygge a tree
Westonbirt Arboretum has recently produced a book based on their experiences of running wellbeing and community engagement activities. Karen Price, Community Youth Officer, explains more.
Being a Westonbirt marketing and communications volunteer
Find out what Steve Blore has been up to at Westonbirt...
Tree of the Month - March 2018
Find out why the Canary Islands Juniper is our Dendrologist's Tree of the Month for March...
Westonbirt wakes up
Bright mornings, longer days and the singing of the morning chorus are a sure sign that spring is well and truly on the way! It’s nature’s show-time and the arboretum is full of the colours, sounds and energy of new life.
Spring tree highlights
Today, many of the world’s trees are in danger of disappearing altogether! Here at Westonbirt, we work hard to ensure that trees are protected and preserved for future generations.
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- Learning (132)
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- Staff and trustees (69)
- Tree of the Month (86)
- Restoration (59)
- Crafts (33)
- Christmas (23)
- The Westonbirt Project (112)
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- Media Broadcasts (6)
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- Seasonal (132)
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- Green Team (2)
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- Projects (42)
- Conservation (87)
- Education (81)
- Participation (98)
- Vision (10)
- Silk Wood Community Planting Project (46)
- Silk Wood (51)
- Chalara ash dieback (37)
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