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Training in Polish botanic gardens
Key Facts
FUNDING SCHEME
Main Project
VALUE
£10,960
WHERE
Poland
Summary
To develop the capacity of botanical garden educators to empower all sectors of society to adopt more sustainable lifestyles.
Status
Completed
Reference
70-83
Round
6
Start
01/04/1998
End
30/04/1999
Project Leader
Dr Julia Willison
Lead Organisation
Botanic Gardens Conservation International (BGCI)
Project Partners
University Botanic Garden
Website
https://www.bgci.org/
Regions
Europe & Central Asia
Countries
Poland
Project Outputs
24 people trained in environmental education techniques from 21 institutions; establishment of a Polish botanic garden environmental education network; press released and TV broadcast on the workshop.
Documents:
Download:
Final Report
- 07-083 FR - 19/11/2010
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