Trees are a vital source of life for every creature on Earth: they manage the water cycle, create rain and produce water vapour, store water for human use and help in flood prevention, store carbon and other nutrients, are home to many dependent species, provide livelihoods for many human communities, and are wonderful places to visit and enjoy. Roger Crofts celebrates the role of trees in our lives, and considers how to ensure that we have well-maintained trees, woods and forests, with more trees of the most appropriate species in the right places, and managed over centuries.
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READ MOREThe Pint of Science festival in St Andrews brings some of the most brilliant scientists to your local pub to discuss their latest research!
READ MOREThe Arts Society Fife's art lecture on 14th May looks at the jewels of a nation and those in public and private collections, and in potrtais.
READ MOREBeath & Cowdenbeath North Church is delighted to to announce that Jonathan Veira will return for an exceptional night of song, story and testimony on Saturday 18th May!
READ MOREI.J Mellis and L'Art du Vin are joining forces for a summer evening of wine, cheese and chat in the beautiful surroundings of Bowhouse on Saturday 1st June!
READ MOREOur June lecture focuses on the sculptures of Gian Lorenzo Berninion, which are some of the greatest works in marble and bronze in the history of European art.
READ MOREProfessor Craig Jackson comes to Carnegie Hall on 6th July with A History of British Mass Murderers.
READ MORENovelist and presenter Marcel Theroux and criminologists Professor David Wilson combine their professional backgrounds to discuss books that have motivated murder.
READ MORENovelist and presenter Marcel Theroux and criminologist Professor David Wilson combine their professional backgrounds to discuss books that have motivated murder!
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