The Australian Network for Plant Conservation presents a workshop on:

Translocation of threatened plants

Date: 4 and 5 April 2013
Venue: University of the Sunshine Coast, Sippy Downs, QLD

Questions addressed include:
• When is it appropriate to use translocation as a tool to conserve threatened species?
• What needs to be done when planning a translocation program?
• How should a translocation program be implemented?
• What ongoing management and evaluation is required?

The workshop will include case studies of translocation programs, highlighting lessons to be learnt and an optional full-day field trip to translocation recipient sites for a range of threatened plants.

For further details download the workshop program.

To print this information click on the flyer.

Click on the links for images and reports from recent similar workshops held at The Australian Botanic Gardens, Mt Annan, NSW and in Canberra ACT.

This workshop is being run in conjuction with a "Seed collection, storage and use" workshop on 5 November 2012. Discounts apply if you attend both workshops.

To register for one or both workshops, complete the Registration Form and send to anpc@anpc.asn.au

Fees for Translocation workshop only (incl. GST):

Note:
1. Concession for non-employed: e.g. full-time students, pensioners and unwaged.
2. Fee includes catering and a copy on CD of “Guidelines for the Translocation of Threatened Plants in Australia”

Fees to attend both workshops (incl. GST):