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Education > Welcome to BGCI's Education Portal > Introduction to Education and Botanic Gardens
Introduction to Education and Botanic GardensEducation & The Global Strategy for Plant Conservation STARTING AN EDUCATION PROGRAMMEFEATURED ARTICLESEducation for Sustainability (EfS) is a holistic approach to education which emphasises the interelationship of disciplines. More
Eru is one of the commonest vegetables eaten in Cameroon today. Yet it is under severe threat from over exploitation. The Limbe Botanic Garden is interested in the conservation of this species and has been heavily involved in research and the involvement of local people in the cultivation of eru. More
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"Education for Sustainable Development: Guidelines for Action in Botanic Gardens"
 BGCI has published Guidelines on Education for Sustainable Development. Suitable for those working in botanic gardens and other site-based education centres, it features tips and case studies from botanic gardens around the world. The Guidelines are freely available to all in PDF and printed format. |
