PlantNetwork Newsletter No.44 Mar 2014
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- From the Chairman
- PlantNetwork meetings in 2014
- Managing and enhancing the visitor experience in botanic and historic gardens
- Garden & Landscape Masterplanning
- Plant Pests & Disease identification
- Rethinking plant records
- Past meetings
- Managing a Historic Tree Collection in a Public Park
- Websites and Social Media
- New initiatives
- Appointments, awards & training
- Conservation
- European Progress on Invasive Alien Species Global Strategy for Plant Conservation
- European Parliament Directive on Invasive Alien Species
- Workshop on Invasive Alien Species
- The Nagoya Protocol
- Development of Public Display of Scottish Native Plants at Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh.
- The European Association of Zoos and Aquaria (EAZA) Plant Conservation Plant Conservation Strategy 2013-2016.
- Twelve New Nepenthes for 2013
- Largest collection of Nepenthes goes on show at Chester Zoo
- Plant health
- Allicin, a novel botanical biopesticide for tree disease and pest management
- Fera tweets
- Request for Aphids
- Research
- Birmingham Institute for Forest Research (BIFoR)
- News from gardens
- Growing Wild at Kew
- Garden Trust Confirmed to Run St Andrews Botanic Garden
- Botanic Garden on the Isle of Man
- A New Perennial Meadow for Cambridge
- The Lovell Quinta Arboretum
- Welsh Historic Gardens Trust
- John F. Kennedy Memorial Park and Arboretum
- Storm damage at the Bishop’s Palace, Wells.
- Irish tree of the year felled by storm Darwin
- Hillier Nurseries celebrates its 150th anniversary
- Plans and Policies
- National Trust Tree Safety Guidance
- Conservation Management Plan Project
- Key Guidance for Botanic Gardens
- Slowing the flow….the role for green spaces in water management
- Visitor engagement
- Voicing the Garden - Oral History at Cambridge University Botanic Garden
- Publications
- Plant Talk
- Course, Conferences and Talks
- Displays and Exhibitions