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Dunedin Botanic Garden
New Zealand - Dunedin
Institution Code: DUN
International Agenda Registration: N
BGCI Member: Y
View of Winter Garden from Arboretum
Main Address:
Dunedin Botanic Garden
Dunedin City Council
P O Box 5045
Dunedin
9058 New Zealand
Telephone: 64 (0)3 477 4000
Fax: 64-(0)3 473 9240
URL: www.cityofdunedin.com/city/?page=bg_about
Primary Email: botanic@cityofdunedin.com
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- Staff Details
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Director's Name: Alan Matchett
Curator's Name:
Plant Records Officer's Name: Tom Myers
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Total Staff:
Horticultural Staff Number: 21
Educational Staff Number: 1
Research Staff Number:
Administration Staff Number: 6
- About the Garden
- Institution Type: Botanic Garden
- Status
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Status: Private: N
Status: State: N
Status: Educational: Y
Status: Municipal: Y
Status: Satellite: N
Status: Trust: N
- Date founded: 1863
- Physical Data
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Natural Vegetation Area: Y
Natural vegetation area: Size: 10 Hectares
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Landscaped Area: Y
Landscaped Area: Size: 18 Hectares
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Total Area: 28 Hectares
Latitude: -45.857458
Longitude: 170.521135
Annual Rainfall: 926 mm
Altitude: 200.00 Metres
- Locality: Information
- Locality: Garden Name:
- Local Address: Corner of Great King Street and Opoho Road
- Locality: City: Dunedin
- Locality: State:
- Features and Facilities
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Herbarium: Y
Herbarium: Number of Specimens: 1000
Arboretum: Y
Arboretum Size: 8
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Micropropagation/ Tissue Culture Facilities: N
Seed Bank: N
Published Plant Catalogue: N
Computer Plant Record System: Y
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Open to public: Y
Friends society: Y
Retail Outlet: Shop: N
Retail Outlet: Plant Sales: Y
Disabled access: Y
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Number of Visitors: 250000
Number of Volunteers: 46
- Plant Collections
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Accession Number: 18000
- Special Collections:Native flora and cultivars (>1350), Rhododendron (>500 spp.), trees and shrub collection, Brachyglottis spp. and cvs, alpines, hebes, pittosporums, conifers, herbaceous geographical collections: Australia (530 spp. of which 110 native to Tasmania and 35 cvs GreviStudbook for kea, the native bird
- Conservation Programmes
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Conservation Programme: N
Medicinal Plant Programme: N
Ex Situ Conservation Programme: N
Reintroduction Programme: N
- Research Programmes
- Education Programmes
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Visitor/Education Centre: Y
Education Signs in Garden: Y
Public Lectures/Talks: Y
Education Booklets/Leaflets: Y
Guided Tours: Y
Permanent Public Displays: Y
Courses for General Public: Y
Education Programme: Y