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Contents Introduction Our Vision Our Mission Our Values Our Charter Definitions Chairman’s foreword Our Vision To connect people with our natural world by advancing knowledge and understanding of the value of plants. Our Mission To advance knowledge, enjoyment and conservation of plants through excellence in biodiversity research and management, horticultural displays and public programs. Our Values In all our dealings with Government, our sponsors, staff, supporters and volunteers, visitors and clients, we commit to Integrity, Respect, Innovation, Team Work, Accountability, Excellence and Leadership. Our Charter Under the Royal Botanic Gardens Act 1991, the objectives of the organisation are: – To conserve, protect and improve the botanic gardens and managed land and their collections of living plants – To conserve and enhance the State Botanical Collection and National Herbarium of Victoria – To provide for the use of the State Botanical Collection or plants or plant specimens at the botanic gardens or managed land for scientific or reference purposes, consistent with accepted international practice – To increase public knowledge and awareness of plants and plant communities – To provide for the use of the botanic gardens for education, public enjoyment and tourism – To provide for the carrying out of and contribution to research into biodiversity and the conservation of biodiversity. page 2
Contents Introduction Definitions The Royal Botanic Gardens Board Victoria is responsible to the Minister for Environment and Climate Change. The Royal Botanic Gardens Board Victoria administers the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne, the Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne, the National Herbarium of Victoria, the State Botanical Collection and the Australian Research Centre for Urban Ecology. Throughout this document the organisation will be referred to as follows: Royal Botanic Gardens Board Victoria – refers to the body responsible for corporate governance Royal Botanic Gardens – refers to the whole organisation, including the sites at South Yarra and Cranbourne, the National Herbarium of Victoria, the State Botanical Collection and the Australian Research Centre for Urban Ecology RBG Melbourne – refers to the site at South Yarra Connect people with our natural world by advancing knowledge and understanding of the value of plants RBG Cranbourne – refers to the site at Cranbourne Herbarium – refers to the National Herbarium of Victoria and the State Botanical Collection at RBG Melbourne ARCUE – refers to the Australian Research Centre for Urban Ecology, whose office is located at The University of Melbourne Australian Garden – refers to the Australian Garden at RBG Cranbourne. Royal Botanic Gardens Board Victoria Annual Report 2010–11 page 3
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