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descC2 — To many of their visitors, botanic gardens are beautiful places to visit and not much else. In fact, botanic gardens are centres of learning for the way that people interact with plants, and are already contributing their expertise to solving the big environmental challenges. These include: developing more resilient productive landscapes; climate change mitigation and adaptation; preventing loss of biodiversity; restoring degraded habitats; improving human mental and physical wellbeing, and; providing mentoring and guidance on sustainable living. This talk will explore how the gardens of the fC2 — To many of their visitors, botanic gardens are beautiful places to visit and not much else. In fact, botanic gardens are centres of learning for the way that people interact with plants, and are already contributing their expertise to solving the big environmental challenges. These include: developing more resilient productive landscapes; climate change mitigation and adaptation; preventing loss of biodiversity; restoring degraded habitats; improving human mental and physical wellbeing, and; providing mentoring and guidance on sustainable living. This talk will explore how the gardens of the f
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  • MED title missing: page says “Autumn Science Lecture with Dr Paul Smith CMG FLS”; card said “(no title)”
Would not be listed on Oxford CompassOnline only · Not in Oxfordshire
Nov19
talk or lecture

Autumn Science Lecture with Dr Paul Smith CMG FLS

When
Thu 19 Nov 2026 · 7pm–8pm
Where
Hosted online
Price
See the booking page
Online
Online only

Year not stated on the page — we've assumed 2026. Check with the organiser before you go.

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When

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Multi dates
Does the page list more than one date or showing for this event?NoNo.Yes.
0.97
Repeats
Does this event repeat?One offUnsureMonthly.Not clear.One-off.Repeats some other way.A run of dates (e.g. a play's run).Weekly.
0.60
Year written
Is the year of this event written on the page?NoNo.Yes.
0.92
Past
Today is 28 September 2026. Has this event already happened?NoNo, it is today or later.Can't tell.Yes, it is over.
1.00
Several sessions that day
On its date, does this event have several separate sessions at different times (e.g. 11am and 2pm)?NoNo.Yes.
1.00
Separate doors time given
Does the page give a separate doors / entry time for this event, different from its start time?NoNo.Yes.
1.00
Time kind
The times given for this event are mainly:ShowWhen the event itself starts.Only a doors / entry time.A last entry time.No time is given.Opening hours.When the event itself starts.
1.00
Date (next one)
Today is Monday 28 September 2026. On which date is this event (if it has several dates, the next one from today; if all are past, the latest)?2026-11-19Text picked from the page (C1)
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Start time
At what time does this event actually start on that date? (Not doors, registration or last entry. If it runs all day with opening hours, the opening time.)19:00Text picked from the page (C1)
1.00
Doors
Which time is the doors / entry time for this event?19:00UnsureText picked from the page (C1)
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End time
At what time does this event end?20:00Text picked from the page (C2)
0.99

Where

4 answers · 1 unsure
Oxford
Is this event in or near Oxford (Oxfordshire)?OnlineOnline only.No, somewhere else.Can't tell.Online only.Yes.
1.00
Mode
How do people attend this event?OnlineOnline only.Either.In person.Not stated.Online only.
1.00
Indoors
Is this event indoors or outdoors?IndoorsUnsureBoth.Indoors.Not stated.Outdoors.
0.37
Venue name
Which text is the name of the place where this event happens?Hosted onlineText picked from the page (C23)
0.86

Price & tickets

5 answers · 1 unsure
Free
Is this event free to attend?Not statedUnsureNo, the page says the opposite.The page does not say.Yes, the page says so.
0.78
Discounts
Are there cheaper prices for some people (children, students, members, concessions)?Not statedNo, the page says the opposite.The page does not say.Yes, the page says so.
1.00
Pwyc
Is this event pay-what-you-can or donation-based?Not statedNo, the page says the opposite.The page does not say.Yes, the page says so.
0.85
Booking
Do you need to book or buy a ticket for this event?YesNo, the page says the opposite.The page does not say.Yes, the page says so.
0.97
Going ahead
Is this event going ahead?OnNothing says otherwise.Cancelled.Nothing says otherwise.Postponed.
1.00

Who it's for

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Open to public
Can any member of the public go to this event?YesNo, only members, staff, students or invited people.Can't tell.Yes, open to the public.
0.98
Family-friendly
Is this event suitable for families with children?Not statedNo, the page says the opposite.The page does not say.Yes, the page says so.
1.00
Age limit
Does this event have an age limit?None statedNo age limit mentioned.18+ / adults only.No age limit mentioned.Some other age limit (e.g. 14+, under-5s).
1.00
Audience
Who is this event mainly for?EveryoneAnyone.Anyone.Children.Members of a group.Older people.Some other specific group.Students.
0.98
Wheelchair
Is this event wheelchair accessible?Not statedNo, the page says the opposite.The page does not say.Yes, the page says so.
0.87

What it is

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Kind of event
What kind of event is this event?Talk or lecturecomedycommunity or socialexhibitionfamily or kidsfilmfood or drinkmusicotherreligious servicesporttalk or lecturetheatretour or walkworkshop or class
1.00
Event name
Which heading is the name of this event?Autumn Science Lecture with Dr Paul Smith CMG FLSUnsureText picked from the page (C1)
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Desc
Which paragraph best describes this event?To many of their visitors, botanic gardens are beautiful places to visit and not much else. In fact, botanic gardens are centres of learning for the way that people interact with plants, and are already contributing their expertise to solving the big environmental challenges. These include: developing more resilient productive landscapes; climate change mitigation and adaptation; preventing loss of biodiversity; restoring degraded habitats; improving human mental and physical wellbeing, and; providing mentoring and guidance on sustainable living. This talk will explore how the gardens of the fUnsureText picked from the page (C2)
0.43

Other

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Kind
What is this page about?OneOne single event (maybe with several dates).A list or calendar of several different events.No event.One single event (maybe with several dates).
0.99
What
What is this event really?EventAn event people can go to.An advert or promotion.A multi-week course or class you enrol on.An event people can go to.A job or volunteer role.A news story or blog post.Something else.A product for sale.
1.00
Title is org
Is the page's main heading just the name of the venue or organiser, rather than the name of this event?NoNo.Yes.
1.00
Page old
Does the page look out of date (e.g. an old season or year)?NoNo.Yes.
0.80
Contradicts
Does the page contradict itself about this event (two different dates, times or prices for the same thing)?NoNo.Yes.
1.00