Date/Time
Date(s) - Thu 3 September
12:15 - 13:15
Location
Treehouse Visitor Centre, Wellington Botanic Gardens, 101 Glenmore St, Wellington
This one-hour talk will reveal the bit-by-bit emergence, over 360 years, of Man’s understanding of the process of photosynthesis. It will present the many researchers and their ‘Eureka moments’ that drove the mission to get to the bottom of this fascinating process.
Located in the Seminar Room, Treehouse Visitor Centre and Shop, Wellington Botanic Garden ki Paekākā.
Free of charge. You’re welcome to bring along your own ‘brown bag’ lunch to enjoy during the talk.
The speaker is Reg Harris, a volunteer guide [botany] at Wellington Botanic Garden.
Reg delivers botany lectures for diverse audiences, delving into plant interactions, adaptive radiation, tropisms, and more. As a dedicated volunteer guide at Wellington Botanic Garden (WBG), he pioneered collaborations between WBG and Victoria University, organising annual field labs for biology students.