Volgistics: Volunteer Database Management
Presentation from the October, 2019 Seeds of Engagement: Cultivating a Vibrant and Diverse Volunteer Program, Volunteer Engagement Community Symposium.
Presenter(s) from Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden
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VolunteerHub
Presentation from the October, 2019 Seeds of Engagement: Cultivating a Vibrant and Diverse Volunteer Program, Volunteer Engagement Community Symposium.
Presented by: Catrina “Cat” Dillard
Volunteer & Guest Services Coordinator, North Carolina Arboretum
Volunteer Technology
Presentation from the October, 2019 Seeds of Engagement: Cultivating a Vibrant and Diverse Volunteer Program, Volunteer Engagement Community Symposium.
Presented by Eryn Hatzithomas, Coordinator of Volunteers
Working with Staff to Sustain Volunteer Engagement
Presentation from the October, 2019 Seeds of Engagement: Cultivating a Vibrant and Diverse Volunteer Program, Volunteer Engagement Community Symposium.
Marty Pipp Petillo, Volunteer Services Manager
Olbrich Botanical Gardens
Developing a Docent Program
Presentation from the October, 2019 Seeds of Engagement: Cultivating a Vibrant and Diverse Volunteer Program, Volunteer Engagement Community Symposium.
NANCY WHITE – Desert Botanical Garden, AZ
SARAH ALLRED – Ashton Gardens at Thanksgiving Point, UT
Working with Volunteer Groups
Presentation from the October, 2019 Seeds of Engagement: Cultivating a Vibrant and Diverse Volunteer Program, Volunteer Engagement Community Symposium.
Alice Moore, The Friends of Birmingham Botanical Gardens
Chloe Wieland, San Francisco Botanical Garden
Volunteer Engagement Symposium: The IDEA of a Changing World
Keynote presentation from the October, 2019 Seeds of Engagement: Cultivating a Vibrant and Diverse Volunteer Program, Volunteer Engagement Community Symposium.
MaryLynn Mack, COO, South Coast Botanic Garden
Asset-Based Community Development Institute Toolkit
The following is a collection of tools from ABCD faculty members as well as individuals and organizations that embody the principles of ABCD in their work. The addition of the toolkit was made possible by a generous grant from the Alumnae of Northwestern University, the institute's former home.
Breeding and Restoring the Next Generation American Elm
Iconic tree species include those native trees that once dominated the typical American city landscape. The American elm and chestnut are the first two that come to mind, and now ash trees are similarly under significant threat of loss. The USDA Forest Service and partner organizations across the country have been working to conserve, breed, and test new selections of American elm in the landscape.
Be a Star Conference Presenter: Design a Session That Reflects How People Learn Best
Educators know, based on years of research, that effective learning happens when learners are:
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