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SUPPORT THE WORLD'S LARGEST PLANT CONSERVATION NETWORK. The International Dendrology Society (IDS) is offering a travel bursary for a student of dendrology or full-time employee under 30 Thank you to everybody who donated to BGCI's 2018 Big Give Christmas Challenge. We raised an amazing £16,578! Is your garden involved in urban greening? If so, let us know how by filling out our questionnaire. You could star in BGCI’s next. IN 2017 BOTANIC GARDENS CONSERVATION INTERNATIONAL TRAINED OVER 932 CONSERVATIONISTS WORLDWIDE! BGCI provides a global voice for all botanic gardens, championing and celebrating their inspiring work. We are the world's largest plant conservation network, open to all. Join us in helping to save the world's threatened plants. Botanic Gardens Conservation International (BGCI) was established in 1987 to link the botanic gardens of the world in a global network for BGCI's mission is to mobilise botanic gardens and engage partners in securing plant diversity for the well-being of people and the planet. Membership includes more than 800 botanic gardens in 100 countries, on every continent. BGCI has produced a set of searchable databases for those working in botanic gardens and plant conservation. The only global database of living plants in the world's botanic gardens The most comprehensive global database of tree species and their country-level distributions The most comprehensive database of plant conservation as*essments One of BGCI's major roles is as a publisher of guidance and policy information for and about plant conservation. Most are available free for do*nload; others can be ordered in hard copy for a small fee. Some of our publications are only available to members. BGCI and the International As*ociation of Botanic Gardens (IABG) have published a new manual to guide species recovery projects. BGCI has produced a series of training materials useful for those working in botanic gardens and plant conservation. No matter what size donation, every contribution makes a real difference to us. Plants are essential for all life on earth, yet