Please donate to help save Australia’s unique native plants!

We need your help to promote and improve the conservation of Australia’s many threatened native plants. Donate to the ANPC today and support our plant conservation networks, events and projects. Donations of $2 or more to the ANPC are tax-deductible.

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The ANPC brings together plant conservationists from all walks of life to inform and inspire each other in our efforts to save Australia’s plants, especially those threatened with extinction. We do this through holding conferences, workshops and webinars, as well as publishing plant conservation guidelines, research in our quarterly journal Australasian Plant Conservation, a monthly e-newsletter, website resources, YouTube channel and stories on social media.

We are the national plant conservation network that links people, research and action through sharing information

In a survey at our 13^th Australasian Plant Conservation Conference (APCC13), 50 out of 61 participants listed information sharing as a high priority. Other feedback reinforced the need for our events. “Networking with other practitioners was very important to me. I made some good contacts to follow up on and got a better understanding of the depth of research going on and the effort being put in to save endangered species” (APCC13 attendee).

Your donation will help us with all this and more!

Our priority projects for 2023 are:

• Collaborating on the Australasian Myrtle Rust Conference Sydney, 21-23 June 2023, and producing a report on the outcomes and achievements including any new or emerging priority research areas.
• Establishing and coordinating the new Queensland Threatened Plant Network to work collaboratively with partners towards the conservation, recovery and protection of all plant species that occur in Queensland, particularly those listed as threatened.
• Holding the online ‘Flora after Fire’ Symposium on post-fire plant recovery on 16 August.
• Extending our Safe Custody for Native Guava project, to disperse more ex situ collections to partner gardens, as well as trial the dispersal of 2 or 3 genetic lineages of Scrub Turpentine (Rhodamia rubescens).
• Planning the 14th Australasian Plant Conservation Conference (APCC14) to be held in south-east Queensland in 2024.
• Undertaking surveys of threatened epiphytic orchids and other plant species affected by the Black Summer fires.
• Collaborating on the three-year Raising Rarity: Preventing the extinction of Victoria’s threatened flora project with Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria and other partners.
• Planning for Stage 2 of the Healthy Seeds project to implement the Roadmap and improve the quality and supply of native seed in NSW.
• Collaborating with Australasian environmental organisations in the Restoration Decade Alliance to support the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration.

Donate today and help save our native plant biodiversity!

All donations $2 or above are tax deductible

Your support will be very much appreciated.

The ANPC is sustained via memberships, grants, fundraising and donations and relies heavily on volunteer contributions to keep running.

It’s easy to make a donation:

• complete the online donation form OR
• use the relevant box on the membership form if you are joining the ANPC or renewing your membership

Donations of money or property made as tax-deductible are placed in the ANPC Public Fund, and managed as prescribed under Australian Taxation Office rules and in our Constitution.

The ANPC is an incorporated Association in the ACT. We are on the Register of Environmental Organisations maintained by the Commonwealth Department of the Environment and Energy, and we are approved for Deductible Gift Recipient status by the Australian Taxation Office. We are also endorsed as a Charitable Institution for charity tax concessions by the Australian Charities and Not-for profits Commission.

Special donations i.e. non-monetary donations or large monetary donations are also welcome. We ask that such special donations be discussed with us beforehand, as they may need special management to ensure best benefits to you and to us.