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You have 10 more days to submit your abstract for the 11th International Congress on Education in Botanic Gardens that will take place in Seoul, South Korea from 9-13th June 2025. For more info, visit buff.ly/3Qoa6KQ #EducationinBotanicGardens #ICEBG

BGCI is seeking to appoint a Conservation Assistant Officer – Practical tree conservation to support the delivery of BGCI’s tree conservation programme. The closing date for applications is February 24. Learn more and apply now! buff.ly/3EIMayY

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We are seeking your feedback to help guide our future! Please contribute your perspectives by taking our brief survey (available in both English and Spanish): surveymonkey.com/r/XCNZY9F

Biodiversity in tropical forests is most affected by seed dispersal by animals. In temperate forests, that role shifts to mycorrhizal fungi. A new spatial mechanism for coexistence: Hidden patterns in tree distribution stabilize biodiversity in forests phys.org/news/2025-02-s…

The March 2025 issue of Arboriculture & Urban Forestry is now available on our open access platform. This month features"Detection of Ganoderma australe Decay in Three Acacia confusa Trees: A Case Study" and other articles. Click here to read more: ow.ly/xSCi50V9FU0

Last week to participate! We are seeking your feedback to help guide our future! Please contribute your perspectives by taking our brief survey (available in both English and Spanish): surveymonkey.com/r/XCNZY9F はうはう

Are you a curator of living plant collection in a botanic garden? Spare 10 minutes to help BGCI understand how collection data is managed across gardens. Survey available in 3 languages. TY to Cam Botanic Garden for their help. buff.ly/qPdvVPg #GlobalConservationNetwork

📰🌲 A new study, published in Nature, and coordinated by INRAE and Bordeaux Sciences Agro reveals that conservative tree species—those efficient at conserving resources like water and nutrients—actually grow faster in real-world forest conditions than the traditionally

#A new tree species, Tessmannia princeps, has been identified in Tanzania's Udzungwa Mountains. These massive #Trees, potentially 3,000 years old, highlight the region's unique biodiversity. doi.org/g89c6t phys.org/news/2025-03-m…

We’ve done it - our current 2nd year total is now 6,700 of our target 9,000 #trees planted in Silk Wood by April 2026. 🌳💫 We thank all the local community volunteers involved. Read more 👉 fowa.org.uk/blog/planting-…

Online registration and abstract submission are open for the next EuroGard! REMINDER: The deadline for abstract submission is April 18 2025! buff.ly/achCzLR #EuroGard #EcosystemRestoration #EuropeanBotanicGardensConsortium #PlantaEuropa

The April newsletter is out! Feature article about #Championtrees. mailchi.mp/mortonarb/arbn…

Get ready! Registration for the ISA 2025 Annual International Conference in Christchurch, New Zealand opens next week, 5 May 2025! Visit our conference website to preview our agenda, lineup of world-class speakers, travel information and more: ow.ly/VNVh50VJ60M #ISANZ2025

BGCI’s Global Botanic Garden Fund is now open for applications! buff.ly/iDNydyt The GBGF offers grants supporting plant conservation and sustainability for botanic gardens/arboreta in developing countries and biodiversity hotspots. Open until 5pm (UK), 27 June 2025.

Conservation Partnerships Available! Morton Arboretum, the United States Botanic Garden, NatureServe, and BGCI-US are partnering to support US-based projects to collect & protect priority tree species! For more info and to apply: buff.ly/YC36sxd

🌳 Conservation Partnerships Available! 🌲 Morton Arboretum, the United States Botanic Garden, NatureServe, and BGCI-US are partnering to support US-based projects to collect & protect priority tree species! 💰 Awards: US$3,000–$5,000 ✅ Eligible: Orgs (nonprofit, gov, academic)

#A new #MathematicalModel, the powerbend distribution, accurately predicts species abundance patterns across plants, animals, and microbes, offering new insights for biodiversity estimation and conservation. @uva Nature Communications doi.org/g9mb86 phys.org/news/2025-05-t…

The Wollemi pine’s unexpected reappearance has challenged long-held beliefs about extinction. Scientists now recognize that some species thought lost may still survive in remote or unexplored regions. #Wollemipine arbnet.org/wollemi-pine-2…

As the world warms, plants in natural ecosystems and agricultural settings find ways to respond to the heat. In a new special issue of Science, researchers examine how heat affects plants at multiple scales, from the molecular level to the biosphere. (THREAD 🧵)