Resources

‘Growing Plants, Growing People: Older volunteers in botanic gardens’
Report by the National Seniors Productive Ageing Centre

The reports explores older people’s engagement in volunteering at botanic gardens... [read more]

 

Myrtle Rust (Uredo rangelii)

Myrtle rust is an introduced fungal pathogen that affects plants in the Myrtaceae family such as bottle brush, tea tree and eucalypts... [read more]

 

Introducing BGEN Australia and New Zealand

BGEN (The Botanic Gardens Education Network Australia and New Zealand) is a new special interest group that has been created under the BGANZ umbrella. The purpose of BGEN is to create a professional development network for Botanic Gardens staff and volunteers... [read more]

 

BGANZ Records Officers Network (BRON)

BGANZ Newsletter article | BRON google site

Anyone who has fielded telephone calls (or emails) at a botanic garden will know the value of good plant records. The day to day effort of keeping information up to date is well rewarded by the ability to respond to queries, and to give meaning to a living collection... [read more]

 

BGANZ and climate change

In January 2009 BGANZ Council formally adopted the National Strategy and Action Plan for the Role of Australia’s Botanic Gardens in Adapting to Climate Change (http://www.anbg.gov.au/chabg/climate-change/index.html) developed by the Council of Heads of Australia’s Botanic Gardens... [read more]