The  next talk will be "Conserving Crop Diversity: From the Arctic Circle to the Dorset coast"

 

Following the format of Café Scientifiques around the U.K. The relaxed format allows discussion and questions over refreshments and is open to all. Remember, there is no such thing as a silly question!  All are welcome.

The  next talk will be given by: Jane Toll, who worked for the Global Crop Diversity Trust, which stores seeds in the “Doomsday vault” in Svalbard in Norway.

Conserving Crop Diversity: From the Arctic Circle to the Dorset coast.  

Where: At the Castle Kitchen, Highcliffe Castle, BH23 4LE (Parking will be available for attendees but parking charges may apply at 50p for 4 hours). 

When:  Thursday January the 16th, from 5.000-8.00pm, (talk starts at 6.00pm with Q&A after)

For the price of a cup of coffee or glass of wine, come and enjoy our café style layout. Food available.

Castle Kitchen special menus:   Food      Refreshments 

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