Power of Partnerships In Public Horticulture Poster Workshop

Objective(s):
Ed Moydell, Director of Bloedell Reserve, defined public horticulture as “the art and science of cultivating plants in spaces for public use and enrichment, including public gardens, conservatories, arboretums, municipal parks and gardens, cemeteries, museums with public landscapes, nature centers and zoological parks.” Within and among these practitioners of public horticulture, alliances play a key role in determining success. This poster workshop focuses on the opportunities for and outcomes from collaborations in public horticulture. Building relationships and subsequent partnerships can enhance fiscal and non-fiscal resources, visitation, collections, and many other areas. Universities and colleges, professional organizations, non-profits, and green industry can serve as partners to the benefit of all parties involved.
Tuesday, September 27, 2011: 3:00 PM
Kona Ballroom
HGTV and Public Horticulture: A Unique Partnership with the University of Tennessee, Poster Board # 367
Susan Wilson Hamilton, PhD, Director University of Tennessee Gardens, Univ of Tennessee
The Professional Outreach Project: A Collaboration Between the Longwood Graduate Program and the Delaware Department of Health and Social Services, Poster Board # 368
Raakel Toppila, University of Delaware and Longwood Gardens; Rebecca S. Pineo, University of Delaware and Longwood Gardens; Kate Baltzell, University of Delaware and Longwood Gardens; James Hearsum, University of Delaware and Longwood Gardens; Ashby Leavell, University of Delaware and Longwood Gardens; Aubree Pack, University of Delaware and Longwood Gardens; Zoe Panchen, University of Delaware; Dongah Shin, University of Delaware; Laura Vogel, University of Delaware and Longwood Gardens; Felicia Yu, University of Delaware and Longwood Gardens; Robert E. Lyons, Ph.D, Univ of Delaware
New Partnership Promotes Internships In Public Horticulture, Poster Board # 369
Vikram Krishnamurthy, University of Delaware; Robert E. Lyons, Ph.D, Univ of Delaware
A Living Laboratory: The Purdue Arboretum—Enhancing the Educational, Research, and Outreach Mission of the University, Poster Board # 370
Paul C Siciliano Jr., Purdue University; Matthew A. Jenks, Purdue University; Peter J. Caldwell, Purdue University
The Longwood Graduate Program – A Partnership Between Longwood Gardens and the University of Delaware, Poster Board # 371
Douglas C. Needham, Longwood Gardens, Inc.; Robert E. Lyons, Ph.D, Univ of Delaware
Research At Public Gardens - Increasing Scope, Impact and Recognition Through University Collaboration, Poster Board # 372
Matthew D. Taylor, Longwood Gardens; Michael R. Evans, University of Arkansas; Jeff Kuehny, LSU AgCenter
Recommendations for Communicating Sustainable Landscaping Initiatives, Poster Board # 373
Rebecca S. Pineo, University of Delaware and Longwood Gardens; Robert E. Lyons, Ph.D, Univ of Delaware; Susan S. Barton, Ph.D, University of Delaware; Marnie Conley, Longwood Gardens
Developing Opportunities In Public Horticulture for Generation Y, Poster Board # 374
Brian Trader, Longwood Gardens, Inc.
Evolution to Revolutionary: From Trial Blocks to a Burgeoning Botanical Garden, Poster Board # 375
David F. Graper, South Dakota State Univ; Peter R. Schaefer, PhD, -, Michigan, State, University, South Dakota State Univ; Martin N. Maca, MLA, Utah, State, University, South Dakota State Univ
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