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DTSTART:20121030T180000Z
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SUMMARY:The nation's love of special places: why nature and heritage matter
UID:www.birmingham.ac.uk/41447
DESCRIPTION:Join Dame Fiona Reynolds CBE for this Vice-Chancellor’s Distinguished Lecture.\n Dame Fiona Reynolds has been Director-General for the National Trust for England, Wales and Northern Ireland since 2001. Under her leadership the Trust has seen soaring memberships, increased visitor numbers to pay for entry to properties, double the amount of volunteers, and an expanded property portfolio. Before the Trust, Fiona spent 18 years in the voluntary conservation movement as Chief Executive of the Council for National Parks and Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE).\n \n Please register for this event at http://www.birmingham.ac.uk/forms/oncampus/VC-Guest-Lecture.aspx\n Registration is essential, this is not a ticketed event\n
LOCATION:Aston Webb Building, Great Hall
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