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Virtual Reality at Festival of Nature 2019!

Come face-to-face with wildlife in virtual reality this weekend with

Jonnie Hughes

Jonnie, Director and Producer, Silverback Films discusses his nature inspirations and what you can take away from his event 'How to Save the World with Netflix (and Sir David Attenborough!)'

Kate Bradbury

Ahead of her talk on Monday 3rd June we caught up with to Kate Bradbury. Kate is the wildlife editor on BBC Gardeners’ World magazine, and a freelance writer for the Guardian, BBC Wildlife magazine, Telegraph Gardening and is regular contributor to BBC Gardener’s Question Time.

Pioneering New Approaches to Inspire Action For Nature

This year's Festival of Nature includes three new, pioneering elements to help the 100+ organisations looking to inspire positive action at Festival of Nature 2019.

Festival of Nature Golden Ticket Competition!

Festival of Nature 2019 is just a week away and we’re giving away a once in a lifetime festival experience worth £100 to celebrate!

World-first digital science festival to take place this summer

The Festival of Nature will break new ground this summer as it becomes the first science festival in the world to run simultaneously on-location and online - giving global digital visitors the chance to navigate their way around the festival and enjoy live and static talks, workshops and screenings.

Meet the Exhibitor – University of Bristol Researchers

The University of Bristol is a Festival of Nature favourite in Millennium Square, and each year we look forward to welcoming cutting-edge research from one of our universities, presented live and interactive by the researchers involved!

Micheal Benton

Festival of Nature 2019 includes a special series on nature writing. Ahead of his talk on Thursday 6th June we caught up with to Micheal Benton, University of Bristol Professor, Paleontologist, and author of Dinosaurs Rediscovered.

Guest post – A Nature Recovery Network for the West of England

The West of England Nature Partnership's Heather Elgar discusses the need for a Nature Recovery Network in the West of England

Guest post – Bath Natural History Society do City Nature Challenge!

Alan and Marion Rayner debrief from Bath Nats Wildlife Recording Visit to the American Museum

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