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BSBI offers a range of grants to help you learn more about our wild plants: Training Grants to help aspiring/ beginner botanists attend short plant ID courses; Plant Study Grants to support undergrads and post-grads working on botanical projects; and Science & Research Grants to support research that enhances our knowledge of the British & Irish flora. Follow the links in the poster below to find out more.
There are many ways that BSBI can support you as you learn more about our wild plants; if you become a BSBI member, there are even more ways that we can help you. Follow the links (in red) in the poster below to find out more.
BSBI periodicals include four country newsletters, our new scientific journal, our monthly e-newsletter for the botanical recording community and our News & Views blog (all available to non-members); our thrice-yearly members' newsletter, Yearbook and our previous scientific journal (members only); and a publications archive. Follow the links (in red) in the poster below to find out more about BSBI periodicals.
How many wild or naturalised plants can you find in bloom during a three-hour walk at New Year? Records you send in to our New Year Plant Hunt, now in its tenth year, are helping us build up a clearer picture of how our plants are responding to changes in autumn and winter weather patterns. Follow the links (in red) in the poster below to find out more.
BSBI offers a range of grants to help you learn more about our wild plants: Training Grants to help aspiring/ beginner botanists attend short plant ID courses; Plant Study Grants to support undergrads and post-grads working on botanical projects; and Science & Research Grants to support research that enhances our knowledge of the British & Irish flora. Follow the links in the poster below to find out more.
There are many ways that BSBI can support you as you learn more about our wild plants; if you become a BSBI member, there are even more ways that we can help you. Follow the links (in red) in the poster below to find out more.
BSBI periodicals include four country newsletters, our new scientific journal, our monthly e-newsletter for the botanical recording community and our News & Views blog (all available to non-members); our thrice-yearly members' newsletter, Yearbook and our previous scientific journal (members only); and a publications archive. Follow the links (in red) in the poster below to find out more about BSBI periodicals.
How many wild or naturalised plants can you find in bloom during a three-hour walk at New Year? Records you send in to our New Year Plant Hunt, now in its tenth year, are helping us build up a clearer picture of how our plants are responding to changes in autumn and winter weather patterns. Follow the links (in red) in the poster below to find out more.