Join the next free webinar in the @rsb.org.uk's #PlantHealth Series...
Digital viticulture: The future of vine health
Wednesday 6 May, 15:00–16:00
With Dr Kaitlin Gold from Cornell University and Rob Poyser from Vinescapes.
Register at: my.rsb.org.uk/item.php?eve...
#PlantSci #Viticulture
Two people doing experiments on plants. Text says Undergraduates: gain paid research experience in plant health, apply by 28 April
Undergraduates – have you applied for one of our paid #PlantHealth Undergraduate Studentships yet?
The 16 research projects inc wheat diseases, insect pheromone lures, antimicrobial essential oils and more!
📆 Applications close Fri 28 Apr
Find out more: www.rsb.org.uk/plant-health-ug-studentships
What does the future hold for our oak trees?
Join us for a webinar panel discussion to discuss our upcoming new report, The State of the UK's Oaks, and its findings.
Tuesday 17 March, 2026, 2pm-3pm
Book here us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_RyAa...
Students and supervisors consistently rave about how valuable they find these #studentships. Don’t miss the chance to host one this summer!
#PlantScience #PlantSci #PlantHealth #Biosecurity
🌺Take part in an anonymous short survey to strengthen plant pest and disease detection across UK horticulture.
We’re keen to hear from any business involved in buying or selling ornamental plants.
Take part by 16 Feb: www.forestresearch.gov.uk/news/new-nat...
Registration is NOW OPEN for our State of the World's Plants and Fungi Symposium, 29 June - 1 July 2026! 🌍 The theme will be 'Harnessing the benefits of specimen digitisation' & will follow the release of the next State of the World's Report 🌱🍄
Learn more & register here 👉 https://ow.ly/CuNg50XFOH1
A person holding a tablet with graphs in front of some plants. Text says: Plant Health Series webinar, cross-sector innovation in microbiome-based protection, Tuesday 3 February 2026, 14:00 to 15:00, online
Don't miss our #PlantHealth Series webinar: Cross-Sector Innovation in Microbiome-Based Protection
Learn about sustainable crop protection, microbial solutions, and alternatives to conventional pesticides and fungicides.
📆 Tues 3 Feb, 14:00-15:00
Find out more: my.rsb.org.uk/item.php?eve...
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Working in plant health and want showcase your achievements? Then why not apply for our new Plant Health Professional Development Award!
Visit the award webpage to find out more: www.rsb.org.uk/plant-health...
#PlantHealth
We're running our #IAmABiologist campaign throughout #BiologyWeek to inspire future biologists by highlighting the diverse roles available in the biosciences.
Today’s video is from Dr James Fortune, an agronomist specialising in disease management. He's also a member of @aabiologists.bsky.social.
The programme is live for #IPPM2025!
With a fantastic schedule including keynotes from: @linesmartin.bsky.social, @jonathandgjones.bsky.social & @joe-helps.bsky.social
Don't miss out:
11-12th Nov 📍Leicester & Online
👉 Register now: cvent.me/ER78Wy
Exciting news for #PlantHealth...
New Defra funding to support plant health professional development initiatives @rsb.org.uk
#Biosecurity #PlantScience
Don't miss the very special opportunity to visit the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh as part of the Royal Society of Biology's Plant Health Event Series.
#RSBPlantHealth #PlantHealth #Biosecurity #PlantScience
Excellent paid opportunity for graduates seeking experience in #TreeHealth and forest protection: Six-month internships based at Forest Research in Scotland or the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew in London.
#PlantHealth #Internship #ECRchat
@forestresearchuk.bsky.social
@rbgkew.bsky.social
100% of students who fed back on the scheme said they gained new skills from thier placement. Some of the value and benefits mentioned include building confidence, lab skills, fieldwork experience, and working in industry
www.rsb.org.uk/get-involved/grants/plant-health-ug-studentships
Well done to the @rsb.org.uk's #PlantHealth Undergraduate Studentship recipients - fantastic talks at the #RSBPlantHealth Summer Conference
Eden Rashid @edinburghuni.bsky.social
Alice McAllister @canterburyccuni.bsky.social
Kelis Fisher @york.ac.uk
Patricia Ortega-Ramos @rothamsted.bsky.social
This #PlantHealthDay, why not watch Sarah Brunel's talk about the importance of plant health in #OneHealth?
During the talk, Sarah from the IPPC discussed global standards and strategies to mitigate the spread of plant pests and diseases.
Watch it here: youtu.be/PfQK8xsoync?...
#PlantHealthWeek
BLOG - Making connections at Agri-Science week in Parliament
After years of hard work behind the scenes, Parliament has now passed the secondary legislation to implement the Genetic Technology (Precision Breeding) Act for plants in England.
www.jic.ac.uk/blog/making-...
PRESS RELEASE - Parliament has passed the secondary legislation to implement the Genetic Technology (Precision Breeding) Act for plants in England.
www.jic.ac.uk/press-releas...
Background looking up at green trees. Text says Plant Health Series. Summer Conference 2025. 12 June 10:00 - 15:45, online.
Don’t miss our Plant Health Conference this summer! Join us for talks from a range of professionals within the industry and opportunities to engage with different members of the plant health community.
Find out more and book your place: my.rsb.org.uk/item.php?eve...
#PlantHealthWeek
Kyle Ross standing under a sign that says Alba Trees. Text says “Having the credentials of Plant Health Professional is not only fantastic on a personal level but for the business you work for as well. The knowledge gained from the initial assessment and subsequent meetings and events is invaluable for continued professional development.” Kyle Ross APHP, Head of Growing Operations at Alba Trees
The Plant Health Professional Register isn’t just for scientists – it’s really important for professionals who trade or handle plants too.
Kyle Ross from Alba Trees explains why he joined the Register 👇.
Find out more: www.rsb.org.uk/careers-and-...
#PlantHealthWeek #PlantTrade
Photo of Michael Long. Text says “Registration has given me a confidence boost as proof of achievement in my career in plant pathology. The task of completing CPD has encouraged me to volunteer to step outside my comfort zone and present more talks, attend more conferences and do more reading than I would do if I didn’t have this extra incentive.” Michael Long APHP, Mycology Diagnostician at Fera Science Ltd
DYK our Plant Health Professional Register is for people working in a wide range of plant health & biosecurity roles? By joining you’d receive independent certification of your plant health competencies, professional standing & achievements.
More 👉 www.rsb.org.uk/careers-and-...
#PlantHealthWeek
