- Lecture
Blue machine: how the ocean shapes our world
Earth’s ocean is a 3D liquid engine, and the way it turns has shaped our history, culture and our planet’s natural history. This talk will tell its story.
Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)Members + one guestMonday 14 October 2024 - Lecture
English Breakfast and the story of Ceylon tea
The famed ‘English Breakfast’ name is known the world over but the story of tea in old Ceylon is far less refreshing. Jim toured tea estates and factories and met the immigrant villagers who still hand pick this everyday product to bring you the true story.
Grosvenor MuseumOpen to allMonday 14 October 2024 - Discussion
Pando: the World's largest tree
Utah’s clonal aspen covers 106 acres and is 9,000 years old, but faces challenges. Who cares for it and how can we understand it better?
OnlineOpen to allThursday 17 October 2024
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