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Recent submissions
Submission to the Review of the National Environmental Biosecurity Response Agreement – with Invasive Species Council as lead (March 2017)
Submission to the Review of the Intergovernmental Agreement on Biosecurity Draft Report – with Invasive Species Council as lead (February 2017)
ANPC Submission to the NSW Draft Biodiversity Conservation Act Bill (June 2016)
ANPC Submission to the Senate Inquiry into Environmental Biosecurity (August 2014)
ANPC Submission to the Threatened Species Commissioner’s Draft Terms of Reference (April 2014)
Submission on the draft Green Army Programme Statement of Requirements (February 2014)
Submission to the NSW Weed Management Review (December 2013)
ANPC Submission to NSW Threatened Species Conservation Act Review (November 2010)
Networking
ANPC is a network for plant conservation, it keeps members, and others, in touch with the latest developments in plant conservation through:
- Annual Conferences and Forum
- The quarterly journal Australasian Plant Conservation
- The ANPC News
- The Internet Directory of Plant Conservation Resources
- Publications
- Training courses
- Affiliation with the journal Ecological Management & Restoration (EMR)
Slideshows
ANPC celebrates Fascination of Plants Day 2015
The Australian Network for Plant Conservation (ANPC) celebrates Fascination of Plants Day 2015 with a slide show of some of Australia’s most threatened plants.
Please click on the image below to view the slide show.
21 Threatened Plants
The Australian Network for Plant Conservation (ANPC) celebrated 21 years of promoting and developing plant conservation. To mark the occasion we’ve prepared an illustrated list of 21 of Australia’s most threatened plants. Media Release
Please click on the image below to view the slide show.
