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保护中国的植物遗产(英文)
引用本文:文香英,Joachim GRATZFELD,裴盛基.保护中国的植物遗产(英文)[J].植物分类与资源学报,2011,33(1):80-84.
作者姓名:文香英  Joachim GRATZFELD  裴盛基
作者单位:1 China Program Office, Botanic Gardens Conservation International, Guangzhou 510520, China;
2 Kunming Institute of Botany, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Kunming 650204, China
基金项目:BGCI′S Program in China
摘    要:China’s rich floral diversity includes more than 33 000 vascular plant species,representing approximately 10 percent of all known plant species.Over half of these species are endemic to China.However,China’s rapid economic development in the last 30 years and continuous population growth have seriously damaged plant resources in the wild and the ecological environment,resulting in a dramatic increase in the number of endangered species.There are nearly 4 000 to 5 000 higher plants that are now threatened or on the verge of extinction.To help halt the loss of Chinese plant diversity,Botanic Gardens Conservation International(BGCI) has developed a China programme and opened its first office based in Guangzhou in 2008.This office works along with Chinese partners aiming to secure Chinese plant diversity through integrated conservation approaches with reintroduction/population reinforcement,engagement of local communities in conservation activities,capacity building in horticulture and environmental education and public outreach.

关 键 词:Integrated  conservation  Capacity  building  Reintroduction  Environmental  education  Public  outreach
收稿时间:2011-01-20

Safeguarding China’s Botanical Heritage——BGCI’s integrated conservation programme in China
Xiang-Ying WEN,Joachim GRATZFELD,Sheng-Ji PEI.Safeguarding China’s Botanical Heritage——BGCI’s integrated conservation programme in China[J].Plant Diversity and Resources,2011,33(1):80-84.
Authors:Xiang-Ying WEN  Joachim GRATZFELD  Sheng-Ji PEI
Institution:1 China Program Office, Botanic Gardens Conservation International, Guangzhou 510520, China; 
2 Kunming Institute of Botany, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Kunming 650204, China
Abstract:China′s rich floral diversity includes more than 33000 vascular plant species, representing approximately 10 percent of all known plant species. Over half of these species are endemic to China. However, China′s rapid economic development in the last 30 years and continuous population growth have seriously damaged plant resources in the wild and the ecological environment, resulting in a dramatic increase in the number of endangered species. There are nearly 4000 to 5000 higher plants that are now threatened or on the verge of extinction. To help halt the loss of Chinese plant diversity, Botanic Gardens Conservation International (BGCI) has developed a China programme and opened its first office based in Guangzhou in 2008. This office works along with Chinese partners aiming to secure Chinese plant diversity through integrated conservation approaches with reintroduction/population reinforcement, engagement of local communities in conservation activities, capacity building in horticulture and environmental education and public outreach.
Keywords:Integrated conservation  Capacity building  Reintroduction  Environmental education  Public outreach
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