Using Plant Diversity Sustainably
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Aldous, David, The University of Melbourne, Australia
Social, environmental, economic and health benefits of botanic gardens
Bohemen, Hein van, University of Technology Delft, The Netherlands
Ecological engineering and botanic gardensCameron, Grant, Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne, Australia
Managing risks to support sustainability: experiences from creating the new Australian Botanic Garden in MelbourneChen, Xiaoya, Shanghai Institute of Biological Sciences, CAS, China
Plant diversity and human healthDavis, Kate, Consultant, Canada
Access and benefit-sharing negotiations: an update for botanic gardensDing, Zimian, Institute of Medicinal Plant Development (IMPLAD), China
Role and status of the botanical garden in the process of domestication of medicinal plantsGómez Mejía, Alberto, Quindío Botanic Garden, Colombia
The inefficiency of the Andean Decision on access to genetic resources and benefit sharingHamilton, Alan, Plantlife International, UK
Medicinal plant conservation in the Himalayas: lessons from the fieldHanzelka, Petr, Prague Botanic Garden, Czech Republic
Conservation project of domestic cultivars of ornamental perennial plants in Prague Botanic GardenHawkins, Belinda, BGCI, UK
Prioritising action to save medicinal plantsKuzevanov, Victor, Botanic Garden of the Irkutsk State University, Russia
Botanic garden resources: linking biodiversity and human well-beingLeaman, Danna, IUCN-SSC Medicinal Plant Specialist Group, Canada
Medicinal plant conservation and sustainable use: Questions about an important global resourceLeyman, Viviane, National Botanical Garden of Belgium, Belgium
Saying one thing, doing another . . are you peat free?Matchett, Alan, Dunedin City Council , New Zealand
Dunedin Botanic Garden: planning for relevance and sustainability in the communityOteng-Yeboah, Alfred, Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, Accra,, Ghana
CITES and livelihoodsRae, David, Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, UK
A Benefit Sharing Agreement for the commercialisation of Chilean plants in the UKSabu, Mamiyil, Calicut University Botanical Garden, India
Conservation of Indian gingers at Calicut University Botanical GardenShinwari, Muhammad Ibrar, Pakistan Museum of Natural History, Pakistan
Sustainable utilization of moist temperate Himalayan medicinal plants in PakistanTombolato, Antonio Fernando, Jardim Botânico do Instituto Agronômico – IAC, Campinas, Brazil
Brazilian descriptor for Hippeastrum hybridsWang, Liangsheng, Institute of Botany, CAS, China
The conservation and sustainable utilization of core germplasms of tree peonies (Paeonia section Moutan DC.)Webb, Mark, Botanic Gardens and Parks Authority, Australia
Role of botanic gardens in commercial plant developmentWyseJackson, Peter, National Botanic Gardens of Ireland, Ireland
Developing and implementing a policy on sustainability for a botanic garden: experiences from Dublin