About this Event
We invite you to our 2026 spring seminar where we have gathered new and established speakers from across the industry. They will shed light on the importance of connections between gardens and their ecological and local communities. By bringing forward often-hidden relations in garden ecosystems and by sharing our knowledge and stories, we hope to explore together how gardeners can grow in support of both people and our planet.
The line-up:
Lucy Hart and Joe Beale : The Wild Side of Fulham Palace: Biodiversity surveys from an historic landscape.
Marius Sidaravicius, Harang Seo & Blanche Cameron: Wild Campus Commons - student-led biodiverse habitats for Living Labs
Wild City Studio and Susanna Grant: Experimental Playgrounds
Ashby Sachs and Vicky Shearing: Inside the RHS Wellbeing Garden Blueprint: Designing wellbeing gardens that empower people and place
Shereen Chung-Blake: How cross-pollination in people improves vitality and biodiversity in green spaces for us all
Grow Wild, Chloe Booth and Robin Moran: The power of stories to cultivate connection
Your ticket price includes:
- A vegan lunch and refreshments
- Entry to Kew, so you'll have a chance to explore the garden during breaks and when the seminar finishes
We hope you'll enjoy learning and digesting this years’ seminar themes and meeting new and old friends in the industry.
Location:
Lady Sainsbury Lecture Theatre, RBG, Kew, TW9 3DS
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Lady Sainsbury Lecture Theatre, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, Richmond, United Kingdom
GBP 20.00 to GBP 50.00
