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Have a look at how is the Garden being reported in the press
BBC Likes What It Sees
Beautiful stunning images of the Garden are one of the highlights of the BBC’s website right now. Thank you to Carl Stringer for these great shots.
No Comments27 Science Fictions That Became Science Facts In 2012
The Garden’s pioneering work on Barcode Wales makes it into Buzzfeeds list of the world’s scientific breakthroughs of 2012.
No CommentsS4C’s Dudley: Pryd o Ser features the Garden
The Garden features as a beautiful backdrop on S4C’s new series Dudley: Pryd o Ser. In this new series, chef Dudley Newbery will be guiding Welsh stars on a gastronomic journey that offers twists at every turn. How will they cope? The budding chefs in this series are Robert Croft, Sarra Elgan, Rhun ap Iorwerth, [...]
No CommentsHickman’s hives cause sweet spot MRSA stir
Read Wales Online to find out how the Garden’s scientists are helping to find a treatment for hospital superbugs.
No CommentsNational Botanic Garden could become home to an observatory
See what This Is South Wales have to say about the prospects of the Garden hosting an astronomy observatory.
No CommentsMuslim youth group launches tree planting scheme
A youth organisation representing young Muslims came to help us plant over 800 trees for tour new Diamond Wood at the end of November. Read the write up in the Belfast Telegraph.
No CommentsStudent Helena’s key role in DNA barcoding Welsh plants
The London Press Service report how Wales has become the first nation in the world to DNA barcode all its native flowering plants and conifers.
No CommentsGhost Forest on S4C
S4C’s Prynhawn Da are broadcasting an article about our wonderful new Ghost Forest today. You can re-watch it on this link.
No CommentsGet Close to Nature
Get some inspiration for living green with these fabulous Earth-themed days out in the UK. Try to arrive by public transport. See what the Guardian has to say.
No CommentsTea – the drink that could cure a hospital infection
A joint project between the National Botanic Garden of Wales and the School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences at Cardiff University has collected tea samples from across the globe and is testing its ability to kill the hospital bug clostridium difficile. www.walesonline.co.uk/…/tea-the-drink-that-could-cure-a-hos…
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