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China > Browse the Archive > Investing in Nature China Comes to a Close
Investing in Nature China Comes to a CloseInvesting in Nature programme in China comes to a close
In 2002 HSBC Group, one of the world's largest financial services organizations, made the largest single corporate donation to protect the environment with the creation of a five-year eco-partnership known as Investing in Nature. Through this partnership, HSBC made major contributions to the efforts of three international conservation organizations: WWF, Earthwatch and BGCI.
With this funding BGCI has been able to greatly expand its international conservation, education, and public awareness programmes in an effort to secure the future of plant diversity for people and the planet. The China programme from 2002-2007 was a product of the Investing in Nature partnership. BGCI is committed to maintaining and developing its regional and in-country programmes wherever possible. In 2007 and onwards, the China programme will continue to serve the plant conservation and education needs of Chinese botanic gardens. For example, the training scholarship will continue to be offered – so keep posted to this site for new announcements and news.
BGCI Projects in Hong Kong
BGCI Projects in ChinaBGCI has been working with botanic gardens for plant diversity in China for the past five years, under the auspices of HSBC's Investing in Nature programme. |
Travel Scholarships for China-Hong Kong Exchange
Now open for application: BGCI Travel Scholarships for China-Hong Kong Exchange. This immensely popular programme provides students the opportunity to learn from colleagues and explore other gardens.
Wild Tropical Plants in China
A fascinating overview on tropical plants from Yunnan and Hainan. Bilingual: English and Chinese, and plant names are also with scientific names. |
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