Event detailsMap and location details Click here to download a file containing full details of this event (PDF files can be read using Adobe Acrobat Reader): Event name: * Event date: Details Event description:<p><span ><span> Botanical keys can be a great resource when you are really stuck on a plant ID, however they might seem a bit too technical to even try or we get stuck after a few questions. It seems like every plant identification book has a key of its own too. The aim of this workshop is to discover how keys work, which keys are probably the best to get started with and cover any particularly tricky questions. It would be lovely to all key out a specimen together, therefore we will be voting on an example specimen (using close-up photos provided) to decide on which way to get through the key. In advance of the workshop, we will send out a botanical anatomy illustration, so we are familiar with the basic terminology. This is a live and interactive session and so will not be recorded. </span></span></p> <p><span ><span><strong>Time: </strong>12:00-13:30</span></span></p> <p><span><span><strong>Booking and joining: </strong> This is an online meeting via Zoom video call. You do not need a Zoom account to join, just a computer/laptop, tablet or mobile device connected to the internet. Booked participants simply follow the link and joining instructions sent ahead of the meeting with any accompanying hand outs. </span></span></p> <p><span"><span><strong> Trainer: </strong> Sarah Shuttleworth, Plantlife </span></span></p> Grid Reference: * British National GridIrish GridWGS84 (decimal lat,long)sref:utm30wgs84 You cannot edit this location because you do not own it.Loading...
