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Go Wild - a celebration of UK biodiversity, 24 May - 28 September 2003 Festival Features
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Please note:

The Go Wild Festival ran at Kew and Wakehurst place for the summer of 2003. As such many of the festival features can no longer be seen in the gardens, but this website has been kept to give visitors access to wealth of information developed to support the festival.

Don't forget to check out the latest events in the gardens. Find out more......
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What is Biodiversity?
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Did you know?.....

Wild Fact 21: Only 5% of plant species recorded from a 700,000 year old pollen fossil deposit at Cromer in Norfolk are no longer natives of the British Isles. Among these ex-natives is the water fern, Azolla filiculoides, now considered an invasive alien species. (The History of British Vegetation, W. Pennington, 1974, p.14)


Wild Science: What is a native species? >>>

Wild Science: Invasive alien plants >>>

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