By bgenadmin
The Gail Bromley Award was set up to honour the late Gail Bromley MBE’s contribution to environmental education. The Award aims to support early career individuals working within an environmental education role, by providing mentorship and training opportunities to support career progression. Recipients of the Award receive: – 12 month (personal) […]
By Dr Lauren Daly & Dr Seb Stroud
Taxonomy is having a moment.
By BGEN, Coordinator
Quick-fire Q&A with Samantha Dobbie. We’re delighted to introduce Samantha Dobbie, winner of the BGEN Gail Bromley Award and speaker at our upcoming Virtual Coffee Morning on 15th April. Samantha is Learning and Engagement Lead at BIFoR, based at the University of Birmingham, where she works at the intersection of climate research, education and community […]
By BGEN, Coordinator
The Botanic Gardens Education Network (BGEN) is delighted to announce a new partnership with the Botanical Society of Britain and Ireland (BSBI), creating expanded professional development opportunities for our members.
By bgenadmin
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Bgen Policies Click on the relevant policy below to read. 1. Safeguarding Policy 2. Complaints Policy 3. Anti-Harassment and Bullying Policy If you experience any access issues or have any questions, please contact the Bgen Coordinator : info@bgen.org.uk
By bgenadmin
If you’d like to get in touch with Bgen, we’d be happy to hear from you. GENERAL ENQUIRIES You can email us at info@bgen.org.uk, where our Coordinator, Samantha Bowden, normally monitors the inbox on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. You’re also welcome to contact us via direct message on any of our social […]
By BGEN, Coordinator
Dear Bgen Members and Supporters,
By BGEN, Coordinator
Bgen – the Botanic Gardens Education Network – is seeking a new Trustee to join our Board.
By bgenadmin
Bgen Online Conference 2026 – Resilient Roots Dates: 28th–29th January 2026 | Online Overview: Join the Botanic Gardens Education Network (Bgen) for our annual online conference, themed Resilient Roots. Over two( 1/2 days), this event will bring together professionals working in botanic gardens, environmental education, interpretation, and public engagement to explore how our sector […]
By : Blog post for BGEN by Lauren Baker, Oxford Botanic Garden and Arboretum
“Can Taylor Swift inspire a love for plants? In this blog, Lauren Baker (Oxford Botanic Garden and Arboretum) reflects on how pop culture ‘hooks’—from music videos to media moments—can spark fresh curiosity about botany and help tackle plant blindness.”
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