DEADLINE: 17:00 (BST) Monday 23rd February 2026 This session provides a space for postgraduates and early-career scholars undertaking research in Historical Geography to present at a major conference ...

Inviting proposals for session sponsorship that engage with the Chair’s theme, as well as others focusing on all areas of historical geography.

The second talk in our series exploring the influence of political and economic power on garden-making

What hope can be found in encounters with animals in archival documents?

Furniture maker Bruce Saunders co-founded Fallen & Felled to give a second life to urban trees destined for the chipper

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There once stood a grand old tree, planted in 1881, whose roots reached deep into the soil and deeper still into the hearts of those who passed beneath its broad […]

The felling has prompted calls for stricter legal protections for other trees and drawn attention to wider issues

Three heatwaves and a lack of rain have left London's trees struggling - but what can be done?

The bronze statue of Fanny Wilkinson is installed on an Edwardian drinking fountain in Wandsworth.

Mykyta Peregrym’s essay, originally published in Plant Perspectives 2.1 (April 2025) explores the profound and intricate connections between personal memories and birch trees throughout the a…

Huang et al. find that religious temples have served as long-term refuges for old trees and certain threatened tree species in human-dominated landscapes. Historically, the extensive construction of t...

Kew Gardens’ Archives and Illustrations teams will host show and tell sessions relating to themes of colonialism and deforestation, historic uses of trees, and the role of trees in cities.

Kew Gardens’ Archives and Illustrations teams will host show and tell sessions relating to themes of colonialism and deforestation, historic uses of trees, and the role of trees in cities.

One man's struggle to save Uganda's once-profitable trees that produce shea butter.