Program for Tuesday, September 23rd: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23RD: TALK VIEW

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9:00

9:30

10:00

10:30

11:00

11:30

12:00

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14:00

14:30

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17:30

09:00-09:18

Contribution of Botanic Gardens to large-scale population and habitat restoration projects - an example from

Sandrine Godefroid, Domenico Cannova, Nanny Mens

09:18-09:36

Examples of habitat restoration

Jože Bavcon, Blanka Ravnjak

09:36-09:54

The REGARD Project. Habitat REstoration and GARdens for bioDiversity enhancement in cross-border

Cristaudo, Zammit, Salmeri, Buhagiar, Puglia, Alongi, Di Paola, Blandino

09:54-10:12

The reconstruction of a coastal dune (habitat 1210) at the Botanical Garden of Rome as an example of ex situ conservation action and popularization of nature restoration

L. Dell'Anna, F. Petrassi, A. Bonito, S. Carpentieri, F. Cipriani

10:12-10:30

Bringing Nature Back: restoring a former playground into a coastal park with native flora

Marco D'Antraccoli, Alessio Mo, Andrea Giannotti, Lorenzo Peruzzi

09:00-09:18

A global coalition for a campaign to tackle the illegal trade in plants

Carly Cowell, Megan Barstow

09:18-09:36

Horticulture on the front lines - the National Botanic Gardens of Ireland responding to the plant-poaching crisis in South

Darach Lupton, Matthew Jebb, Nora Mulcahy, Keith O Meara

09:36-09:54

Facilitating material exchange across plant conservation organisations

Patricia Malcolm, Margeaux Apple, Ángela Cano, Samuel Brockington

09:54-10:12

An updated living collections policy at the Geneva Botanical Garden

Nicolas Freyre, Louis Nusbaumer, Nicola Schoenenberger

10:12-10:30

Framework for Ecosystem Restoration Monitoring (FERM): advancing transparent monitoring and disseminating good practices for restoration progress during the UN

Sater Melnik et.al

09:00-09:18

Celebrating 150 years of the University Botanical Garden “Jevremovac”: a year of science, culture, and public

Tomica Misljenovic, Milorad Vujičić

09:18-09:36

Botanical Garden ”D. Brandza”, University of Bucharest: a promoter of educational and cultural

Paulina Anastasiu, Petronela Camen-Comănescu

09:36-09:54

Landscape transformation in the Hortus Leiden as seen through digitized historical images

Roderick Bouman, Barbara Gravendeel

09:54-10:12

250th anniversary of the Brera Botanical Garden: from its past to its future role in society.

C. Puricelli, E. Caporali, P. Caccia, M. Bellarosa, A. Testa, M. Kater

10:12-10:30

Environmental education center “Botania” - first reviews and conclusions

Ludmila Vishnevska, Laura Lidaka

11:00-11:18

Conservation efforts in Sardinia for vascular plant species listed in Annexes of the Habitat Directive

Porceddu, Cuena-Lombraña, Dessì, Fois, Podda, Meloni, Sarigu, Boi, Bacchetta

11:18-11:36

Challenges in propagation of rare and endangered plant species in ex situ collections for reintroduction

Justyna Wiland-Szymańska, Alicja Kolsińska

11:36-11:54

Preliminary analyses on Dracocephalum austriacum show unexpected results regarding the Trentino

S. Azzolini, C. Parisi, F. Moret, C. Bonomi

11:54-12:12

A multidisciplinary approach to the translocation of Primula palinuri Petagna, an italian endemism

Panero et.al

12:12-12:30

Combined efforts for the conservation of plant diversity and habitat restoration: the Sardinian experience among Life SeedForce

Boi, Cuena-Lombraña, Dessì, Fois, Lallai, Podda, Porceddu, Sarigu, Bacchetta

11:00-11:18

Beyond the challenge of digitization, decolonization and climate change: multiple value of the botanical collections of the University of Bologna

J. Nascimbene, M. Azzolini, S. Del Vecchio, U. Mossetti, F. Buldrini

11:18-11:36

The power of plant records to engage a wide audience

Shanna T. Jones

11:36-11:54

The content and diversity of active ingredients in medicinal plants of the Lamiaceae family growing in

Asta Klimienė, Erika Kaškeliene

11:54-12:12

Adolf Engler and the making of Berlin‘s ‘plant geography’

Gerald Parolly

12:12-12:30

Preserving traditional knowledge: a Herbal Garden-based approach to medicinal plant conservation at Hindu

Vivek Chopra

11:00-12:30

The Climate Toolkit: Developing Strategies for Effective Climate Action

Richard Piacentini, Sonja Bochart, Mara Sugni, Costantino Bonomi

14:00-15:30

Workshop : Revising the ENSCONET Seed Collecting Manual

Sarah Dalrymple, Andreas Ensslin, Simon Kallow, Ensconet Consortium

14:00-14:18

A citizen science approach to urban biodiversity investigation and monitoring: the Atlas of the Flora of Aguzzano Regional Park in

L. Malatesta, S. Petrella, G. Fanelli, D. La Montagna, M. De Sanctis

14:18-14:36

Discovering alpine biodiversity through citizen science: a tiny collection of best practices from the Viote Alpine Botanical

Chiara Fedrigotti, Helen Catherine Wiesinger, Lisa Angelini

14:36-14:54

Completeness and biases of large and small scope citizen science datasets of Dutch urban flora

N. Beets, S. van den Burg, T. Aivelo, A. Land-Zandstra, P. Keβler

14:54-15:12

Designing multi-taxa citizen science protocols to foster biodiversity monitoring and human–nature connection in urban green

Queiroz-Souza et.al

15:12-15:30

Social inclusion and volunteering at the Botanical Gardens of Nancy, France

Katia Astafieff

14:00-14:18

Variability in cotyledon moprhology in Boswellia bullata within selected localities on Socotra

Lukáš Karas, Adam Holub

14:18-14:36

Rafflesia of West Malaysia (peninsular Malaysia): research and conservation efforts

Khamis Shamsul, Mat Yunoh Siti-Munirah

14:36-14:54

Evaluating the impact of different types of super-absorbents on seedling growth in tropical and subtropical

Natalie Holesova

14:54-15:12

Rockrose: glimpsing the past to foresee the future

M.M. Ribeiro, A.M. Almeida, N. Roque, C. Quintela-Sabarís, P. Fernandez

15:12-15:30

Assessment of the floristic, biogeographical and conservation values of the ancient Experimental Agricultural Gardens: the case of “Villa Santa Maria in Potenza”

Flavia Bartoli, Maria Antonietta Pontrandolfi, Zohreh Hosseini, Giulia Caneva

16:00-16:15

From degradation to regeneration: restoring hay-meadows and communal pastures in Portuguese

Aguiar, Monteiro-Henriques, Castro, Mira-Godinho, Rego, Fernandes, Marques

16:15-16:30

Botanical Gardens towards saving of endangered plant species in the Czech Republic

Vlastik Rybka

16:30-16:45

High rate of the endangered flora of the Pannonian piogeographic region preserved in Botanic Gardens of

Maria Höhn, Vince Zsigmond

16:45-17:00

Ex-situ conservation of Greek native plant species: current status, data integration, and strategic

Maloupa et.al

17:00-17:15

Conservation assessment and in situ protection of endemic tree species in the Socotra archipelago

Maděra et.al

17:15-17:30

The high biodiversity in tropical regions and the challenge of the Botanic Gardens between conservation and

Daniele Cicuzza

16:00-17:30 POLICIES AND STANDARDS

16:00-16:18

Sequencing a living monument: genomics and conservation of Goethe’s palm (Chamaerops humilis)

Dal Grande et.al

16:18-16:36

The taxonomy of the genus Hydrangea Gronov. ex l., in the “Alexandru Ciubotaru” National Botanical Garden

N. Onica, I. Rosca, M. Tabara, A. Glijin, C.O.A. Venat

16:36-16:54

The Botanical Garden of Padova, a bridge between the renaissance and the future through the botanical

Mariacristina Villani

16:54-17:12

Botanical Garden: Historical-Botanical Analysis and GIS Reorganization of the Collections

N. Surano, R. Schicchi

17:12-17:30

From integration to innovation: how unified botanical collection management redefined museum policy and

Lisa Angelini, Maria Chiara Deflorian

10:30-11:00 Coffee Break

12:30-14:00 Lunch Break

15:30-16:00 Coffee Break