Explore the importance of biodiversity for your health and wellbeing with Caitriona Kelly. Caitriona conducts the accredited Therapeutic horticulture course at the Organic Centre. Sat May 21st: 12pm-1.30pm. No advanced booking required.
Part of the free series of events for Biodiversity Week at the Organic Centre.
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