Courses & Workshops

The Australian Network for Plant Conservation frequently organises long and short courses and workshops in plant conservation techniques. These courses are usually targeted at all those involved in plant conservation, be they private landholders, local government, community group facilitators, state and federal government and industry groups. See also ANPC's National Conferences.

Participants in ANPC workshops and courses can receive a 'Record of Attendance' certificate if requested on the form at the time of registering. This is not formal accreditation but it may be required by employers. It may also be useful if you later apply for 'recognition of prior learning' through a Registered Training Organisation.

Current Courses & Workshops

Translocation of Threatened Plants

27 and 28 March 2012, Australian National Botanic Gardens, Canberra ACT

Click here for details

Myrtle Rust - a New threat to Australia's biodiversity.

A one-day course on Myrtle Rust recognition, reporting, risk assessment, and management options.

Jewels in the Landscape

A two day workshop on managing significant native vegetation remnants including travelling stock reserves, road easements and adjacent private land.

Three further workshops are being planned for 2012

History of ANPC Courses & Workshops

To see a report of a workshop click on the link from the workshop title.

YEAR COURSE/WORKSHOP LOCATION DATE

2011

Myrtle Rust - a New threat to Australia's biodiversity

Mudgee NSW

Nov 2011

2011

Jewels in the Landscape - managing significant native vegetation remnants including travelling stock reserves, road easements and adjacent private land

Guyra NSW

Nov 2011

2011

Myrtle Rust - a New threat to Australia's biodiversity

10 venues throughout NSW

June 2011

2011

Translocation of Threatened Plants

Melbourne, Victoria

May 2011

2011

Managing Native Vegetation in Travelling Stock Reserves

Bathurst, NSW

May 2011

2011

Managing Native Vegetation in Travelling Stock Reserves

Wagga Wagga and Kyeamba TSR, NSW

May 2011

2010

Translocation of Threatened Plants

Tweed Shire, NSW

November 2010

2010

As part of the 8th National Conference:

  • Seeds: From collection to germination
  • NatureMap
  • What price quality resoration plant stock?
  • Plant Translocation
  • Using Interactive Identification Keys

Kensington, Perth, WA

Sept/Oct 2010

2010

Translocation of Threatened Plants

Department of Environment and Conservation, Kensington, Perth, WA

February 2010

2009

Identifying plants of grassy ecosystems (ACT region)

Canberra: Australian National Botanic Gardens & an ACT conservation reserve

November 2009

2008

Wheatbelt Woodlands – Management and Restoration - AFTER THE FENCE

Curtin University of Technology, Spencer’s Brook, near Northam WA 

March 2008

2008

Wheatbelt Woodlands – Management and Restoration - AFTER THE FENCE

Moora Recreation Centre, Moora, WA 

March 2008

2007

Identifying plants of grassy ecosystems of the ACT region

Canberra: Australian National Botanic Gardens & an ACT conservation reserve

November 2007

2007

Rehabilitation and Management of Disturbed Native Plant Communities

Coffs Harbour, NSW

March 2007 

2007

National Forum: ‘What lies beneath?’ The role of soil biota in the health and rehabilitation of native vegetation
Three day forum (presentations, panel discussions, workshops & field demonstration and application of techniques)

Canberra 

April 2007

2006

Rehabilitation and Management of Disturbed Native Plant Communities 

Ulladulla, NSW

October 2006 

2006

‘From the ground up’: a workshop on the conservation and rehabilitation of grassy ecosystems of the ACT and region. 

Canberra, ACT

November 2006 

2005

Translocation of Threatened Plants 

Regional NSW - Queanbeyan, Newcastle and Coffs Harbour

May, July and August 2005

2005

Rehabilitation and Management of Disturbed Native Vegetation

Regional NSW - Armidale, Wagga Wagga and Dubbo

July, September and October 2005

2005

Grass Identification Techniques

Dubbo, NSW

October 2005

2005

Conservation Techniques Workshops at the 6th ANPC National Conference

Adelaide, SA

September 2005

2004

Translocation of Threatened Plants

Perth, WA

November 2004

2004

Translocation of Threatened Plants

Brisbane, QLD

December 2004

2004

Rehabilitation Workshops in South-East Queensland

Queensland 

Two workshops in November and December, 2004

2004

Translocation of Threatened Plants

Bendigo, Victoria

September 2004

2004

Translocation of Threatened Plants

Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney, NSW

June 2004

2004

Ecological Restoration of Mountain Environments

ACT and NSW

April 2004

2004

Translocation of Threatened Plants

Mount Annan Botanic Garden, NSW

February 2004

2003

Landscape Rehabilitation: Approaches and Techniques

Yass, NSW

February 2003

2003

Recovery: a Decade Towards a Biodiverse Future 5th National Conference and Conservation Techniques Workshops

Geelong, Victoria

February 24th - March 1st, 2003

2002

Conservation of Ecological Communities

Mount Annan Botanic Garden, NSW

 

2002

Demystifying Threatened Plant Conservation 

Wollongong, NSW

 

2001

Plant Conservation Techniques Course

Lismore, NSW

 

1999

Plant conservation techniques practical workshops (at the ANPC 4th National Conference)

Albury Wodonga

 

1998

Plant Conservation Techniques Course

Tasmania

 

1998

Establishing a Seed-based Genebank for Conservation

Perth, WA

 


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