Papers by Lucy Sutherland
Annals of the Missouri Botanical Garden, 2017
The following reviewers are thanked for their collegial Pierre-André Loizeau reviews in 2016. Thi... more The following reviewers are thanked for their collegial Pierre-André Loizeau reviews in 2016. This peer commitment of time and Robert E. Magill effort is sincerely appreciated by the Annals. Gordon D. McPherson Allison Miller Matthew Albrecht Sophie Nadot Ihsan A. Al-Shehbaz M. Carmen Navarro Holly Bernardo Tzenka Radoukova Peter Bernhardt Zong-Xin Ren David E. Boufford Jon Ricketson Nuala Caomhanach Alexandre Salino Colin Clubbe F. Bruce Sampson Ben Crain George E. Schatz Douglas C. Daly John C. Semple Piero G. Delprete Suzanne Sharrock Roy E. Gereau Adam Smith Alan Graham Tariq Stevart Michael H. Grayum Peter Stevens Kayri Havens Lucy Ann Sutherland Si He Charlotte M. Taylor Peter Hoch Weston Testo Yonghong Hu Tuna Uysal Robert W. Kiger Henk van der Werff Norbert Kilian Francisco Marı́a Vázquez Pardo Goro Kokubugata Michael A. Vincent Matthias Kropf Matt Von Konrat Thomas G. Lammers Ming-Li Zhang Deborah Q. Lewis —Votis gratias agamus.
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A global study has shown that Australian wild crop relatives are a priority for ex situ conservat... more A global study has shown that Australian wild crop relatives are a priority for ex situ conservation and future use. The majority of target species occur across various land tenures in northern Australia, including Indigenous Protected Areas. Work undertaken on Indigenous lands needs careful consideration, and until recently the planning of wild crop collections has taken a western scientific approach. Awareness of potential cultural issues associated with access and use of traditional knowledge is increasing, and Indigenous community expectations associated with use of their knowledge can vary between individual Traditional Owners and within communities. The Council of Heads of Australian Botanic Gardens Inc., through its Australian Seed Bank Partnership, is collaborating with the University of New England to define clear processes and develop protocols for Traditional Knowledge stewardship, helping to minimise the risk of compromising the cultural integrity of data, while being practical for implementation by the nation’s leading botanic gardens. This paper examines how scientific paradigms within botanic garden policy are being transformed in the context of working with Indigenous Traditional Owners. It will highlight how the Partnership is creating possibilities ‘on country’ within its projects and consider benefits that Indigenous communities may receive from working with this alliance.
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Chapter 12 Broadening the View of Ecotourism: Botanic Gardens in Less Developed Countries Lucy A.... more Chapter 12 Broadening the View of Ecotourism: Botanic Gardens in Less Developed Countries Lucy A. Sutherland We live in a world that is subject to continual change, often rapid, sometimes dramatic. These changes may be (a) political,(b) social,(c) environmental, (d) ...
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