Dublin Conference October 2005


Back to main site GPPC En Espanol GPPC Partners Aim of the Partnership GPPC Working Practices How to Join GSPC Targets Understanding and Documenting Plant Diversity Conserving Plant Diversity Using Plant Diversity Sustainably Promoting Education and Awareness Building Capacity for Conservation National Strategies Ireland South Africa United Kingdom China Cross-National Strategies Botanic Gardens Europe North America News Resources Leaflets for T8 & T14 Events & Meetings Dublin 2005 Dublin Statement Contact Us PlantSearch GardenSearch Sign up to our newsletter:	GPPC > Events & Meetings > Dublin Conference October 2005 Dublin Conference October 2005 The GPPC held the Plants 2010 conference at the National Botanic Gardens in Dublin from Saturday 22 - Tuesday 25 October 2005. Click here to see the proceedings, on the website of Ireland's Botanic Gardens. Details: Hosted by: The National Botanic Gardens of Ireland, Glasnevin, Dublin, Ireland Supported by: Botanic Gardens Conservation International (BGCI) HSBC - Investing in Nature and The Office of Public Works (OPW), Government of Ireland The goal of this conference wass to bring together plant conservation scientists, policy makers and practitioners from throughout the world to share methods and results that will advance plant conservation measurably, and to provide and share experiences in plant conservation, in support of the implementation of the Global Strategy for Plant Conservation (GSPC). The conference attracted a wide range of participants to share their experiences and further the development of plant conservation. Outputs of the meeting The outputs of the conference were: • Documented case studies of GSPC implementation at national and regional levels • Identification of elements of the toolkit and contributions towards this • Public awareness statement • Review of the programme of activities of the GPPC • Consensus on the Working Practices for the Partnership • Identification of gaps and priorities for the Partnership • Guidance on developing resource mobilisation strategies	The Man Who Planted Trees This is a charming fable, which shows the effects of the efforts of a single man upon a barren environment as he plants acorns over thirty years. Beautifully illustrated, this would make a lovely gift. Your clicks on Amazon support BGCI's plant conservation efforts.