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    Get involved – STAG Students for Treborth Action Group

    serenBy serenOctober 27, 2012Updated:January 27, 2013No Comments2 Mins Read
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    STAG is based at the university’s beautiful Treborth Botanic Garden, where we help with all aspects of the garden: planting, weeding, woodland maintenance and generally making the place even better. If you like getting your hands dirty whilst learning about plants and nature, STAG is right for you. When we’re not gardening we run trips to botanic gardens, forage for mushrooms, hunt for bats and much more. Visit us on Facebook or email us to get the latest!

    Events:

    Sunday 28th October 10am-4pm

    Work Party and BBQ: The Great Gnome takeover

    For more info see our Facebook page or email STAG@undeb.bangor.ac.uk to stay in the know!

    HOG Soc Horticultural

    Organic Garden Society

    HOGsoc is a student-led community garden in the heart of Upper Bangor on Ffriddoedd Road. We grow organic produce to share amongst our members and enjoy at BBQs. Started in 2010 on land provided by the University, the society has transformed this unused space into a wonderful garden. We’ve already built raised beds, a patio, a shed and a wildlife area, but there’s a lot more to do!

    So grab your wellies and come try out your green fingers, Sundays from 1pm.

    Events:

    Saturday 27th October 9.45am Meet at Bangor train station for;

    Conwy Food Festival

    For more info see our Facebook page or email hogsoc@undeb.bangor.ac.uk to stay in the know!

    BUFS Bangor University Farming Society

    With weekly trips to Bangor University’s research farm at Henfaes, we are involved in the maintenance and general upkeep of the farm, whether that be achieved through weeding, pruning trees in the forest garden or taking cuttings from plants, ready to be re-potted and grown on.

    And the good news for us students: we also have the facilities to grow our own food, ranging from strawberries, to peppers, to salad leaves and anything else we fancy growing! And to make it even better, all produce is shared out equally when harvested! (Who doesn’t like a bit of free food?!)

    So, if you fancy getting your hands dirty keep an eye on this page for up and coming events!

    For more info see our Facebook page or email Farm@bangorstudents.com to stay in the know!

    Bangor Univeristy food issue226 STAG Treborth Botanic Garden Work Party
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