The Botanic Garden of Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz will be hosting the 5th Plant Records Conference on 11 and 12 May, 2019. Mainz Botanic Garden has been designed to function as
Collaborate, Innovate and Adapt
The importance of having the ability to collaborate, innovate and adapt in our industry of science and technology cannot be overstated. This aspect becomes even more critical when going through a
4th User Conference – Summary, Slides and Recordings*
The 4th User Conference was held at Gothenburg Botanical Garden on 29th and 30th of April 2019. This year, roughly 55 delegates from 22 institutions including Australia, Germany, Iceland, Israel, Lithuania, the
3rd User Conference – Summary, Slides and Recordings*
The 3rd User Conference was held at Cambridge University Botanic Garden on Friday 18thof May 2018. This year, roughly 40 delegates from Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, South Africa, Sweden and the
Workshop for database solutions – Botanic Garden of Bayreuth, Germany, 15 and 16 March 2018
With great pleasure we joined the 2-day workshop for database solutions for botanic gardens, which took place in Bayreuth. It was very inspiring to get insight into database solutions from Germany,
Back from 2017 APGA in Canada + 6GBGC in Switzerland
Having returned from two fantastic conferences, we are exhilarated and filled with new inspiration and ideas. Due to time constraints, we will keep this article short for now and hopefully get
UK and European User Conference – Recordings, Slides and Summary*
UK User Meeting and Plantnetwork Plant Records Training Day at Mount Stuart House and Gardens On 3rd and 4th of May, in fantastic surroundings and magical weather, the Mount Stuart Trust
Upcoming User Conference, Meetings, Workshops and Webinars
The first 6 months of 2017 are now lined up with a number of exciting events. Please note that most of the events are open to anyone who would like to
European User Conference – Recordings, Slides and Summary*
Having come back from the Netherlands on Saturday, now several days later, I still feel the community buzz tingling whilst writing this article. Hortus Botanicus Amsterdam was a fantastic venue and
ArcMap sync at the Esri APGA GIS symposium
For some time now, Esri and Botanical Software have been collaborating to make it easier for ArcGIS users to access their Plant Collection Data on the ArcGIS platform. So last week