Trinity College Botanic Garden on Culture Night: Plants and Planet Tour
Trinity College Botanic Garden took part in Culture Night on Friday 18 September, welcoming visitors for Plants and Planet Tour, a guided exploration of the Garden’s plants, research and their…
Trinity Herbarium Reopens Following Major Renovation
Trinity College Dublin’s Herbarium, home to up to half a million preserved plant specimens representing three centuries of Irish botanical research, officially reopened on 31 August following a major…
iCRAG Summit 2026
The Witness Trees team – Jenny McElwain, Leticia Candido and Richard Slevin, attended the iCRAG Summit 2026 at Hodson Bay in Athlone, on the 2nd and 3rd of September. The Summit allowed the team to…
Conservation Horticulture at Mount Usher Gardens
Members of the Plant Climate Lab recently joined colleagues from Trinity College Botanic Garden and the National Botanic Gardens for a visit to Mount Usher Gardens in Ashford, Co. Wicklow. The visit…
Climatic and Biotic Events of the Paleogene Conference
This August Miriam Slodownik travelled to Washington DC, US, to participate and present at the “Climatic and Biotic Events in the Paleogene” Conference held at the Smithsonian Natural History Museum.…
Witness Trees Project 2026 Fieldwork Campaign
The Witness Tree Project is a long-term monitoring initiative that began in 2022 at the Trinity College Botanic Garden and expanded to the National Botanic Gardens in 2024. Each summer, researchers…