From planning conservation to achieving restoration28 September to 1 October 2010, Perth, Western Australia
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The latest news from the Australian Network for Plant Conservation Inc. (ANPC)
Welcome to ANPC News!
This is where the Australian Network for Plant Conservation (ANPC) shares news about plant conservation.
ANPC’s website can be found at anpc.asn.au and you’ll also find us sharing plant conservation news on facebook and twitter.
Keeping up to date with the latest news about plant conservation is easy - just subscribe below to receive email or RSS updates whenever news items are added to this web page, which will be approximately once every 2-4 weeks. Contributions are welcome, see 'Contribute your news' below.
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About ANPC
The Australian Network for Plant Conservation Inc. (ANPC) is a national network that links people, research and action in plant conservation. To find out more about our workshops, courses, forums, conferences and publications and how to get involved visit www.anpc.asn.au.
Contribute your news
Got some news that could be of interest to the readers of ANPC News? Email your news to anpc@anpc.asn.au making sure to put "For ANPC News" in the title. Please note:
1. Keep your news item concise, preferably one paragraph, and provide a link that readers can click for further information.
2. Attachments can't be included in news items. If you have a flier, publication or other document you want people to look at, please upload it to your own website and provide the link in your news article.
3. We only publish material that is of direct relevance to plant conservation.
4. We are unfortunately not able to publish everything we receive.
5. We reserve the right to edit news contributions without the permission or review of the author.
1. Keep your news item concise, preferably one paragraph, and provide a link that readers can click for further information.
2. Attachments can't be included in news items. If you have a flier, publication or other document you want people to look at, please upload it to your own website and provide the link in your news article.
3. We only publish material that is of direct relevance to plant conservation.
4. We are unfortunately not able to publish everything we receive.
5. We reserve the right to edit news contributions without the permission or review of the author.
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