Botanic Gardens Conservation International

#DidYouKnow BGCI Memberships allows your organisation access to a number of exclusive benefits. One of the top benefits is our online learning platform. We have a range of courses available in various languages! You can see what we have to offer by visiting our website now: https://buff.ly/F0qRXv0 #ConservationResources #MemberBenefits #GlobalConservationNetwork

We are delighted to have published our 2024 Year In Review. It was a busy and successful year and it is a pleasure to be able to share our stories with you about plant conservation from around the world. Read it now: https://buff.ly/9JaEtTW #GlobalConservationNetwork #BotanicGardensForConservation #PlantConservation #ConservationStories

Are you a curator of living plant collection in a botanic garden? We need 10 minutes of your time to help BGCI understand how collection data is managed across gardens. The survey is available in three languages. Thank you to @Cambridge University Botanical Garden for their help with this project. https://buff.ly/qPdvVPg #GlobalConservationNetwork #BotanicGardensForConservation

We are delighted to showcase our Patron Member Gardens who support our work globally. They truly are champions of plant conservation. Thank you @Denver Botanic Garden ! #GlobalConservationNetwork #BotanicGardensForConservation https://buff.ly/cM4prz0

#DidYouKnow BGCI Memberships allows your organisation access to a number of exclusive benefits. One of the top benefits is our online learning platform. We have a range of courses available in various languages! You can see what we have to offer by visiting our website now: https://buff.ly/F0qRXv0 #ConservationResources #MemberBenefits #GlobalConservationNetwork

BGCI is pleased to announce a new communication facility in PlantSearch which allows garden staff and researchers to request information or material from another garden. Thank you to @Cambridge University Botanical Gardens for their help! https://buff.ly/Nc44E0U #GlobalConservationNetwork #BotanicGardensForConservation

Our Head of Global, Rachel Hoffmann will be delivering the Key Note speech on the first day of the Global Partnership for Plant Conservation’s (GPPC) International Plant Conservation Conference. 12 - 14 March at the Missouri Botanical Gardens, St Louis, USA and online. She will also be leading a session on Important Plant Areas, which Plantlife’s Director of Conservation, Nicola Hutchinson will be participating in virtually, and hosting a workshop on policy with the Royal Botanical Garden on Friday. The conference, the first since the adoption of the 3rd iteration of the Global Strategy for Plant Conservation (GSPC) in Cali Colombia, October 2024 during the 16th Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity, will bring together a wide range of participants to share their experiences and further the development of plant conservation practices actions and initiatives, to inspire organisations and governments to Take Action Together. The results of the conference and the workshops will be provided to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) as a contribution from the GPPC and the international plant conservation community towards plans for GSPC implementation, contributing to the attainment of the 2050 Vision for Biodiversity and the targets of the 2030 Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework. Botanic Gardens Conservation International Learn more about the conference and register for virtual attendance: https://lnkd.in/guM-xFJt

A wonderful kick off to the GSPC Congress currently happening at Missouri Botanic Garden. Incredibly insightful talks from Peter Wyse Jackson, Rachel Hoffman, and more - our team is enjoying being around so many like-minded and passionate people. Keep up the good work all! https://buff.ly/9Tc4hWP #GlobalPlantConservation #PlantConservationNetwork #GSPC #ConservationStrategy

Our Head of Global, Rachel Hoffmann will be delivering the Key Note speech on the first day of the Global Partnership for Plant Conservation’s (GPPC) International Plant Conservation Conference. 12 - 14 March at the Missouri Botanical Gardens, St Louis, USA and online. She will also be leading a session on Important Plant Areas, which Plantlife’s Director of Conservation, Nicola Hutchinson will be participating in virtually, and hosting a workshop on policy with the Royal Botanical Garden on Friday. The conference, the first since the adoption of the 3rd iteration of the Global Strategy for Plant Conservation (GSPC) in Cali Colombia, October 2024 during the 16th Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity, will bring together a wide range of participants to share their experiences and further the development of plant conservation practices actions and initiatives, to inspire organisations and governments to Take Action Together. The results of the conference and the workshops will be provided to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) as a contribution from the GPPC and the international plant conservation community towards plans for GSPC implementation, contributing to the attainment of the 2050 Vision for Biodiversity and the targets of the 2030 Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework. Botanic Gardens Conservation International Learn more about the conference and register for virtual attendance: https://lnkd.in/guM-xFJt

We are delighted to showcase our Patron Member Gardens who support our work globally. They truly are champions of plant conservation. Thank you @Chicago Botanic Garden! #GlobalConservationNetwork #BotanicGardensForConservation https://buff.ly/wf7nB2p