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GI Talk on 24th Sept – Colin Ryall on Non-Native Invasive Species

Just a quick reminder that we kick off the 25/26 season of GI Talks this coming Wednesday: 24th Sept: Dr Colin Ryall – Non-Native Invasive Species: increased biodiversity or conservation nightmare? Non-Native Invasive Species are now recognised as the second most important cause of biodiversity loss after habitat destruction and have enormous economic impacts globally. 

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Just a quick reminder that we kick off the 25/26 season of GI Talks this coming Wednesday: 24th Sept: Dr Colin Ryall – Non-Native Invasive Species: increased biodiversity or conservation nightmare? Non-Native Invasive Species are now recognised as the second most important cause of biodiversity loss after habitat destruction and have enormous economic impacts globally. 

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GI Talk this Wednesday 16th at 7.30pm. Nigel Stone on Pollinators, Predators & Parasites

Quick reminder – our next talk is this Wednesday 16th April: Pollinators, Predators & Parasites We are really looking forward to welcoming zoologist Nigel Stone on Wednesday evening for the last in this series of Green Ilminster Talks (we’ll be back in September with a brand new programme). Nigel has identified more than 800 species

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Just in case you didn’t get a chance to put them in your new 2025 diary, here is a reminder of the Green Ilminster Talks coming up in the next three months: 22nd January – James Chapman, Somerset Council Woodland creation: guilt mitigation or carbon sequestration?  James is a Tree Strategist at Somerset Council and

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