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Hear about which lichen species are growing on our stone, are they helping or hindering, and what stories they might tell from Dr. Nicholas Carter, lecturer in Physical Geography at Christ Church College, University of Oxford
Talk to be given in the Stables Cafe where nibbles and drinks will be served.
Parking: Please park at the main carpark and walk down to the Palace, someone will greet you at Flagstaff.
Please RSVP: builtheritage@blenheimpalace.com
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