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Jun
Urban Flora of Scotland Project goes to Aberdeen: join us for a long weekend on 8-11th July
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The Urban Flora Project has been running since 2015. The aim is to record the species and their habitats in Scottish towns and cities. We’ve visited most places already but there are many under-recorded areas. We don’t need to visit all towns or every street but we want a good geographical distribution. We are now making a big effort to collect more data in the Aberdeen area, including Stonehaven and Banchory.
If you are already a good field botanist or if you aspire to be one, then please
consider joining us. All reasonable expenses for students will be met by the
Society. For information and bookings contact me at jgrace@ed.ac.uk. You can
also come for part of the event.
If you contact me I will supply details of when and where to meet.
