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International Travel Tips

With the spring travel season arriving and new countries to explore, what should you do to prepare for a safe travel experience? How can you protect employees while traveling internationally? Before you pack your bags, here are some helpful tips to...

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3/8/16
Western Botanical Gardens: History and Evolution

The history of botanical gardens, from ancient Egyptian and Roman roots, through medieval and Renaissance developments, and up to 21st century developments, is chronicled in a new article, ‘Western Botanical Gardens: History and Evolution’ by Donald A...

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1/25/16
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Making Safety a Habit

"Habit can, and should, be a positive concept in a nonprofit. Nowhere is habit more important than the area of workplace safety..." (excerpt)

By: Melanie Herman, Nonprofit Risk Management Center
 
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1/25/16
Social Engineering: Good Intentions, Devastating Results

"The arboretum discovered the entire donation to be fake, and the “legal and permit fees” were actually wired to a fraudulent overseas account."  (excerpt)

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1/6/16
Best Practices: Visitor Accident Investigation

Having an accident investigation process is critical to properly handle visitor injuries when they arise and mitigate future loss. Follow these best practices on how to investigate visitor accidents.

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11/30/15
Invasive Plant Species Voluntary Codes of Conduct for Botanic Gardens & Arboreta

This document provides a voluntary code of conduct regarding the management of invasive plant species. Learn how to conduct an institution-wide review examining all departments and activities that provide opportunities to stem the proliferation of...

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11/30/15
Benchmarking Collections Case Study, Orchids

Why Benchmark Plant Collections?

  • Compare your collection with others
  • Define your collection’s scope
  • Verify what’s special, unique, common
  • Use results to make decisions – what to keep, what to cull, what to seek
  • ...
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11/18/15
AAM 2009 Curators Code of Ethics

The Curators Committee of the American Association of Museums (CurCom) first developed A Code of Ethics for Curators in 1983 and revised the document in 1996. Recognizing that museums and museum work change over time and regularly present new concerns...

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11/18/15
Walnut twig beetle / Thousand cankers disease

Check out these resources for Walnut twig beetle / Thousand cankers disease 

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11/13/15
Redbay ambrosia beetle / Laurel wilt

Check out these resources for Redbay ambrosia beetle / Laurel wilt scouting

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11/13/15
Ramorum blight / Sudden oak death

Check out these resources for Ramorum blight/sudden oak death scouting tips

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11/13/15
Emerald Ash Borer Resources

Check out these resources for Emerald ash borer scouting tips including

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11/13/15
Asian Longhorned Beetle Scouting Resources

Check out these resources for Asian longhorned beetle scouting tips and related Photo Clue Handout & Monitoring Checklist

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11/13/15

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