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PRIVATE EVENING TOUR OF THE CAMBRIDGE BOTANIC GARDEN - NOW FULLY BOOKED!

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact John Wilkins.

Limited numbers. Tickets: Adults £5. Under 16s £3.

THIS EVENT IS FULLY BOOKED - NO MORE TICKETS AVAILABLE

Our annual pilgrimage to the delightful Cambridge University Botanic Garden will be taking place in mid-June rather than May, to see the garden slightly later in the season. As in previous years, we will be escorted in small groups around the Garden. The garden is closed to the public in the evening, so we will be able to enjoy its tranquility undisturbed. As we are celebrating the 250th anniversary of Charles Darwin’s birth in 2009, specific Darwin-related points of interest will be highlighted (e.g. the variants of the single species of black pine, Pinus nigra, planted by Darwin’s mentor Prof. Henslow).

The tour will end with a glass of wine or soft drink in the Temperate House.

Meet at the Brookside Gate entrance of the Cambridge University Botanic Garden on Bateman Street (near Trumpington Road), Cambridge CB2 1JF . See www.botanic.cam.ac.uk

Families welcome. Age 10+

To reserve a place please contact John O’Toole, 01223 894174, john.otoole9@btopenworld.com

Event organized by the SCI Cambridge and Great Eastern Group & RSC Mid-Anglia Section.

This talk is part of the SCI Cambridge Science Talks series.

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