Join our Learning Team for the 'Whatever the Weather' family trail around the arboretum this half term (between 12-14 February) to discover how trees survive in all sorts of weather.
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Whatever the Weather: Urban Lungs
Join our Learning Team for the 'Whatever the Weather' family trail around the arboretum this half term (between 12-14 February) to discover how trees survive in all sorts of weather.
Whatever the Weather: Wind stoppers and sun blockers
Join our Learning Team for the 'Whatever the Weather' family trail around the arboretum this half term (between 12-14 February) to discover how trees survive in all sorts of weather.
Whatever the Weather: Huff and puff!
Join our Learning Team for the 'Whatever the Weather' family trail around the arboretum this half term (between 12-14 February) to discover how trees survive in all sorts of weather.
The Devil’s in the Detail
Sophie Nash is Project Officer for the Westonbirt Project. She organises the logistics of the project, working with architects and project managers for various elements to deliver the works.
Spring 2013 Magazine
Hello, here’s a sneak preview of the spring issue. It will land on your doormat around 12th February, just in time for Valentine’s Day – and love is what it’s all about.
A winter walk with Westonbirt's curator
Isn't it funny how normally familiar surroundings can appear very different throughout the seasons...
Office Culture vs Horticulture: why some of Westonbirt's staff love doing what they do!
On this, ‘Blue Monday’, the day that’s supposed to be the most depressing of the year, the Forestry Commission's National Arboretum at Westonbirt is supporting the RHS campaign ‘Office culture versus horticulture’.
Barriers, Bollards and Boots
Sophie Nash is Project Officer for the Westonbirt Project. She organises the logistics of the project, working with architects and project managers for various elements to deliver the works.
Recycling phones for Friends!
It is fantastic news that we can now recycle our old mobile phones and printer ink cartridges and raise money for the Friends of Westonbirt Arboretum at the same time!...
Winter issue
The winter magazine has been out for a month now and to our surprise quite a number of you noticed the very subtle design changes we made!...
Goodbye to another very old friend...
Predicted high winds and heavy rainfall resulted in the closure of the arboretum to the public on Thursday 22 November 2012.
Turning a learning centre into a wintry wonderland!
Christmas is coming!...
First in line for the new Westonbirt DVD!
I haven’t really caught on to 3D, or at least I hadn't until Steve and David from iworkfilms came to show us a preview of the DVD they have been filming over the past year.
Autumnal highlights: Cross breed
As part of Westonbirt's activities for families this October, Caroline Bennett from our Learning and Participation Team has created a trail of autumnal highlights which will run from 29 October - 2 November.
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