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Continuous Learning Exhibitors
Please note: information in this document is subject to change
Aromatherapy Trade Council
Site number: GPG14
Contact: Ms S Baker
Tel: 01473 603630
Email: info@a-t-c.org.ukAddress: PO Box 387, Ipswich, Suffolk IP2 9AN
The impact of climate change on aromatic and medicinal plants grown in the UK and overseas.
Brinsbury Campus Chichester College
Site number: GPG15
Contact: N Ludlow-Monk
Tel: 01243 786 321 ext 1124
Email: nicola.ludlowmonk@chichester.ac.ukAddress: Brinsbury Campus, North Heath, Pulborough, West Sussex RH20 1DL
The effect of climate change on the establishment and maintenance of ornamental trees.
British Mycological Society
Site number: GPH8
Contact: Ms C Hobart
Tel: 0114 2761 737
Email: admin@britmycolsoc.infoAddress: 84 Stafford Road, Sheffield, S2 2SF
The impact of climate change and its effect on fungi in natural eco systems
Capel Manor College
Site number: GPG18
Contact: Mr N Evans
Tel: 0845 122122
Email: nicholas.evans@capel.co.ukAddress: c/o Capel Manor College, Bullsmoor Lane, Enfield, Middx EN1 4RQ
How our choice of plants can effect the environment and contribute to sustainability in everyday situations.
Duchy College
Site number: GPG9
Contact: Mr M Hutchens
Tel: 01209 722100
Email: marshall.hutchens@duchy.ac.ukAddress: Rosewarne, Camborne, Cornwall TR14 0AB
The role of micro propagation in conserving rare plants affected by climate change and environmental pressures.
Guildford College of Further and Higher Education/ Merrist Wood Campus
Site number: GPH7
Contact: Mr P Mayes
Tel: 01483 884000
Email: pmayes@guildford.ac.ukAddress: Merrist Wood Campus, Worplesdon, Guildford, Surrey GU3 3PE
Grass drought tolerance. What steps gardeners can take to aid water retention whilst maintaining good drainage.
Selecting roses for climate change
NCCPG
Site number: GPH11
Contact: Mr B Clarke
Tel: 01794 389640
Email: rubusspecies@aol.comAddress: St Athens, Chapel Close, Houghton, Hants SO20 6LS
Rubus and climate change; growing exotics in the UK.
RHS Advisory
Site number: GPH12
Contact: Ms E Rule
Tel: 0207 821 3120
Email: gardeningadvice@rhs.org.ukAddress: 80 Vincent Square, London, SW1P 2PE
RHS Gardening advice
Rothamsted Research
Site number: GPG17
Contact: M Burnett
Tel: 01582 763133
Email:
Address: Rothamsted, Harpenden, Herts AL5 2JQ
The diversity of willow and its role in combating climate change as a bioenergy crop.
Sparsholt College Hampshire
Site number: GPG11
Contact: Mr C Bird
Tel: 01962 776441
Email: chris.bird@sparsholt.ac.ukAddress: Sparsholt, Winchester, Hants SO21 2NF
Nice new neighbours? An introduction to allelophathy.
The Royal College of Pathologists & The Health Protection Agency
Site number: GPG8
Contact: Dr T Wreghitt
Tel: 01223 257036
Email: tim.wreghitt@addenbrookes.nhs.ukAddress: Vine Cottage, Hammonds Road, Sawston, Cambridge, CB22 3BH
Is malaria returning to the UK as a result of climate change?
The Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research
Site number: GPG10
Contact: Ms S O'Neill
Tel: 01603 593911
Email: s.o-neill@uea.ac.ukAddress: School Of Environmental Services, University of East Anglia, Norwich, Norfolk NR4 7TJ
Future gardens, today’s choices: Exploring plants & practices in a changing climate
The University of Reading
Site number: GPH9
Contact: Mr T Pitman
Tel: 01183 787960
Email: abqpitma@rdg.ac.ukAddress: Plant Sciences Building, School of Biological Sciences, Whiteknights, Reading, Berks RG6 6AS
Back to the future. The impact of global climate change on plant distribution, speciation and extinction.
UK Climate Impacts Programme
Site number: GPG20
Contact: Ms K Jenkinson
Tel: 01865 285717
Email: kay.jenkinson@ukcip.org.ukAddress: Dyson Perrins Building, Oxford University Centre for the Environment, Oxford, OX1 3QY
Gardening in a future climate
Writtle College
Site number: GPG12
Contact: Mr A Boorman
Tel: 01245 424200
Email: avb@writtle.ac.ukAddress: Writtle College, Chelmsford, Essex CM1 3RR
Adapting a flower garden to climate change
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