[PCA] Botanical capacity assessment project report now available!

[Andrea Kramer]

I'm happy to report that the botanical capacity assessment project report is now finished, and encourage you to visit www.bgci.org/usa/bcap<http://www.bgci.org/usa/bcap> to download the report and review its recommendations.  We hope this report will be useful to individuals in the government, academic, and private sectors in demonstrating the importance of plants and the need for appropriate capacity in botanical education, research, and management nationwide.

Many thanks to all who contributed to this project - including more than 1,500 survey respondents, 30 workshop participants, and numerous report reviewers.

Please forward this message to anyone you think may find the report useful, and apologies for cross-postings.

Andrea

Andrea T. Kramer, Ph.D.
Executive Director, U.S. Office
Botanic Gardens Conservation International
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