Those who watched Achille Martin’s Zoom talk about Autonomous Underwater Vehicles on 5th November may wish to find out more by clicking one of the links he has provided below:
[1] NOC website
[3] Science Direct paper on ALR1500 Subject: 2000km field trial
[4] BIO-Carbon programme official website
Our venerable Sweet Chestnut tree again won the Cup, and a Gold Certificate as a “Tree Contributing to Bio-diversity.“
The Ginkgo biloba tree was also awarded Gold, as was the back garden in the “Environmentally Friendly Spaces” category, and under “Large Public Spaces” we gained a Silver Gilt.
Our ongoing success is due the hard work and dedication of our Garden Team Volunteers!
The Museum will be open on Saturday 26th and Sunday 27th October from 10am-4pm.
There will be a range of activities for visitors to enjoy. Details will follow.
FREE ENTRY – Donations welcome.
Many of you will have attended the talk about the Great Big Dorset Hadge Project given by Julie Leah on Tuesday 3rd October.
More information about the project and how to volunteer for it was given in Julie’ last slides which you can view here
