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The botany wonders of Killarney showcased to an international audience

Botanists from all over Ireland and Britain gathered in Killarney for the Botanical Society of Britain and Ireland (BSBI) botanical four-day summer field event.
Members got the chance to appreciate the bountiful botanical wonders of County Kerry.
Killarney National Park - National Park and Wildlife Service were among the hosts of the biggest field meeting of the year, which coincided with the start of National Biodiversity Week.
The earliest recorded botanical visit to Kerry was in 1699 and over three centuries later, County Kerry continues to interest Irish and British botanists due to the diversity of plant species and habitats.
Killarney is famous for its Atlantic oak, yew and wet woodlands and the surrounding region has specialist plants in the peatlands and mountains.
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