THE BOTANIC GARDENer WINTER 2021 - Botanic gardens – Plant science in botanic gardens

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Calendar of conferences and events Date change: 7th Global Botanic Gardens Conference now September 2022. Due to the global impacts of COVID-19, we are moving 7GBGC to the Australian spring. Join us in Melbourne, 26 – 30 September 2022, the perfect time to visit Victoria. More https://www.bgci.org/news-events/7th-global-botanic-garden-congress-date-changed/

8th Global Botanic Gardens Conference 2024. Host wanted. BGCI is inviting Expressions of Interest from botanic gardens or arboreta interested in hosting the 8th Global Botanic Gardens Congress in 2024. The Global Botanic Gardens Congress, held once every three years, is traditionally hosted by a BGCI botanic garden member, with Congress activities centred around the host botanic garden. For more BGCI Conference Details – www.bgci.org/news-events For more American Conference Details – www.publicgardens.org

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THE BOTANIC GARDENer | ISS 56 WINTER 2021

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Biosecurity 101 for botanic gardens

7min
pages 57-61

Regional botanic gardens records management system – welcoming Botanical Software

2min
pages 54-56

Pollinating great ideas

2min
pages 20-21

Calendar of conferences and events

1min
pages 70-73

A retrospective − 20 years at the Australian National Botanic Gardens, Canberra

4min
pages 68-69

175 years of Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria

5min
pages 64-67

A review of the Bundaberg Botanic Gardens children’s activity trail and booklet

1min
page 53

Mapping the plant world one snap at a time

1min
pages 62-63

Plants of Subtropical Eastern Australia by Andrew Benwell and Australian Rainforest Seeds Plants of Subtropical Eastern by Mark Dunphy, Steve McAlpin, Paul Nelson and Michelle Chapman

1min
page 52

Miracle on Black Mountain – A History of the Australian National Botanic Gardens by Don Beer

3min
pages 50-51

Inala Jurassic Garden: a global collection of Gondwanan flora on south Bruny Island, Tasmania

17min
pages 41-49

Rockhampton Botanic Gardens – open for business science

10min
pages 34-40

Conserving alpine habitats and species challenges, collections and collaboration

10min
pages 22-27

Plant Collection Guidelines: where do I start?

10min
pages 28-33

A biologist who became infected with a passion for plants

15min
pages 8-14

Botanic news: from home and abroad

6min
pages 15-19

President’s view

4min
pages 4-5

Editorial insights

2min
pages 6-7
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