About the Course
This practical-based workshop will look at methods of identifying trees and shrubs using the extensive grounds of Writtle University College.
The day aims to enable candidates to identify the main native and naturalised broad-leaved trees and shrubs found in the grounds. It will focus on identification from bark, twigs, buds, seeds and fruit of the trees.
We will also look at evergreen shrubs and conifers.
Please bring in any of your own unidentified plants to share with the group.
The day aims to enable candidates to identify the main native and naturalised broad-leaved trees and shrubs found in the grounds. It will focus on identification from bark, twigs, buds, seeds and fruit of the trees.
We will also look at evergreen shrubs and conifers.
Please bring in any of your own unidentified plants to share with the group.
Entry Requirements
Candidates are required to wear work clothes suitable for the weather including sturdy footwear, preferably with steel toe caps and work gloves.
By making a booking you are declaring yourself medically fit to participate in the course.
By making a booking you are declaring yourself medically fit to participate in the course.
Useful Information
Free parking is available on campus; a permit will be issued and should be clearly displayed.
Please bring a packed lunch and all refreshments needed for the day.
Please bring a packed lunch and all refreshments needed for the day.
Course Dates
Course dates are not currently available. Please email us to register your interest and we will contact you when dates have been arranged.