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Tue, 14 Mar

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Wildflowers of Northern Ireland with James Napier

Hear about the great lengths, fantastic places, folklore tales and the passion that went into writing the latest NI wildflower book.

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14 Mar 2023, 19:30 – 21:30

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Hear about the great lengths, fantastic places, folklore tales and the passion that went into writing the latest Northern Ireland focused wildflower book.

This book is meaningful to anyone who has an interested in wildflowers, who wants to know more and where to find them.

Join us for an informal relaxed online talk about this book and pick up tips on places to explore and understand. This event is for anyone from the absolute first time interest in wildflowers to the lifetime of learning.

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