Science Communication
Public Books
- What to grow for a climate resilient garden. Amanda Rasmussen. RHS. Greenfinch 2025. https://www.hachette.com.au/amanda-rasmussen-royal-horticultural-society/rhs-what-to-grow-for-a-climate-resilient-garden-practical-advice-for-gardeners-on-plants-that-can-cope-in-all-climates
- "Forest" exhibition; Nottingham Castle 2025 - research in exhibition; interviewed in documentary about trees for the exhibition.
- Science in the Park (Wollaton, Nottingham, 2025) - Historical Horticulture
- Chair of Botany University Challenge (2023) hosted at Nottingham
- Soapbox science (29 Sep 2018 paired with an artist);
- Pint of Science (May 2018 paired with an artist);
- Science in the Park (Wollaton, Nottingham, 2016, 2017);
- BBSRC Great British Bioscience Festival in London Nov 13-16 (2014);
- Science at Sutton Bonington day teaching the public of all ages about ‘the hidden half’ (2014)
- Work experience students (2017, 2018)
- Beechdale Bluecoat academy (Initiated November 2016);
- Plant Science Summer School (2013, 2015);
- CSIRO Scientists in Schools program (school in north Queensland).
- Science Faculty Media Training by BBC Presenter Richard Hollingham (2022)
- Raising Your Media Profile with special guests from ITV Central and the Independent newspaper (2018);
- Web design training Contensis (2018);
- Royal Society’s “Meet the Scientist” networking event at Manchester (2014);
- Royal Society: Communications and Media Training 2-day course (May 2014) run by Judith Hann (Tomorrow’s World) and John Exeter (BBC news).