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Australian National Botanic Gardens
Australian National Herbarium |
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July 2010
ANBG Postal Address:
GPO Box 1777 CANBERRA, ACT, 2601 AUSTRALIA
ANBG Street Address:
Clunies Ross Street, ACTON, ACT, AUSTRALIA
ANBG Telephone: (02) 6250-9450
ANBG Facsimilie: (02) 6250-9599
ANBG Email: anbg-info@anbg.gov.au
or: givenname.surname@environment.gov.auFriends of the ANBG: (02) 6250-9548
Café (Hudsons at the Gardens): (02) 6248-9680 Email: hudsonscatering@bigpond.com
Shop (The Botanical Bookshop): (02) 6257-3302 Email: sales@botanicalbookshop.com.auANBG staff telephone list
ANBG Website: http://www.anbg.gov.au/anbg/
CPBR Postal Address:
GPO Box 1600 CANBERRA, ACT, 2601 AUSTRALIA
CPBR Telephone: (02) 6246-5108
CPBR Facsimilie: (02) 6246-5249CPBR staff telephone list
CPBR Email: cpbr-info@anbg.gov.au
CPBR Website: http://www.cpbr.gov.au/cpbr/
To grow, study and promote Australian plants (Mission Statement)
Total area
90ha
Developed Area
40ha
Latitude
35 ° 17' South
Longitude
149 ° 7' East
Altitude
571-677 metres
Rainfall
664 mm (details since 1968) (2005 info)
First planting
1949
Officially opened
20 Oct 1970
| Executive Director ANBG:
Judy West |
Director CPBR:
vacant |
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General Manager: Peter Byron Deputy Director (Science and Information): Jim Croft |
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Curator, Living Collection : David Taylor |
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2008-2009 financial year
2009 calendar year
Friends' Guided Tours financial year 2006-2007
School groups for 2007-08 financial year:
Students for 2007-08 financial year: 13,208
Calendar Year 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 20072008
2009 JANUARY
13 groups
1,333 participants14 groups
3,307 participants2 groups
3,034 participants14 groups
5,224 participants22 groups
5425 participants9 groups
4320 participants0 groups
0 participantsFEBRUARY
4 groups
144 participants4 groups
91 participants13 groups
598 participants5 groups
129 participants10 groups
198 participants6 groups
167 participants8 groups
240 participantsMARCH
22 groups
1,847 participants22 groups
971 participants15 groups
774 participants23 groups
1,029 participants19 groups
701 participants17 groups
686 participants14 groups
589 participantsAPRIL
12 groups
857 participants14 groups
717 participants7 groups
381 participants22 groups
930 participants21 groups
677 participants6 groups
257 participants16 groups
755 participantsMAY
26 groups
1,054 participants55 groups
2,933 participants29 groups
1,358 participants34 groups
2,142 participants32 groups
1320 participants28 groups
1312 participants17 groups
958 participantsJUNE
21 groups
1,000 participants32 groups
1,495 participants23 groups
1,130 participants18 groups
1,037 participants17 groups
940 participants24 groups
1122 participants39 groups
1286 participantsJULY
8 groups
334 participants3 groups
71 participants25 groups
1,223 participants17 groups
821 participants19 groups
603 participants6 groups
273 participants13 groups
460 participantsAUGUST
23 groups
1,042 participants34 groups
2,018 participants23 groups
736 participants33 groups
1,641 participants30 groups
1272 participants40 groups
1811 participants31 groups
1130 participantsSEPTEMBER
21 groups
1,190 participants46 groups
1,929 participants26 groups
1,118 participants45 groups
1,958 participants54 groups
2478 participants46 groups
2275 participants26 groups
956 participantsOCTOBER
26 groups
834 participants25 groups
1,136 participants27 groups
1,095 participants31 groups
1,357 participants35 groups
1254 participants26 groups
1186 participants34 groups
1345 participantsNOVEMBER
28 Groups
1221 Participants38 groups
1,988 participants46 groups
2,973 participants38 groups
2,401 participants55 groups
2428 participants44 groups
1956 participants146 groups
2064 participantsDECEMBER
7 Groups
363 Participants17 groups
778 participants12 groups
569 participants11 groups
587 participants23 groups
1059 participants20 groups
979 participants25 groups
1236 participantsTOTAL GROUPS
PARTICIPANTS211 groups
11,189 participants312 groups
17,614 participants248 groups
14,989 participants291 groups
14,267 participants337 groups
18355 participants264 groups
12044 participants269 groups
11919 participants
Number of taxa
Number of specimens
Total
6,077*
80,441*
Open ground (plantings)
5,096
67,033
Controlled Environment
Glasshouses, poly-house, etc1,767
5,774
Under propagation
(trays / pots)627
4,297
Seed collections
2,964
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Annual plantings
Annual Year
plants planted
2002-03
8,950
2003-04
9,187
2004-05
12,108
2005-06
15,110
2006-07
15,478
2007-08
6,355
2008-09
2,755
2009-10
4,000
CANB = Australian National Herbarium in Canberra
GROUP
Total no. Specimens
Total no. specimens databased
Percent databased (%)
Total no. Types
Dicots
628,255
456,663
72.7
5,365
Monocots
159,530
142,503
89.3
1,418
Gymnosperms
4,045
3,971
98.2
31
Pteridophytes
19,890
19,604
98.6
97
Mosses
100,002
58,952
59.0
172
Hepatics
29,728
18,490
62.2
94
Hornworts
435
435
100.0
1
Lichens
149,818
80,421
53.7
893
Fungi
11,654
11,654
100.0
90
Slime Moulds
152
145
95.4
0
***Algae (incl. Lucus colln. c. 5,468)
7,027
405
5.8
1
TOTAL
1,110,536
793,243
71.4
8,162
*** Lucus Collection is on long term loan at NSW and is being databased by NSW
QRS was Australian National Herbarium at Atherton, North Queensland. - This collection is now part of the Australian Tropical Herbarium (CNS) located in Cairns and its statistics are reported separately.
CANB figures for the year 2008
Mounting - cryptogam
1,331
Mounting - vascular
14,427
Mounting - Total
15,758
New Accessions - v & c
9,459
Databasing additions
29,278
Total specimens databased
793,243
Total no. specimens
1,110,536
Herbarium Loans & Exchange transactions 1 Jan 2008 – 31 Dec 2008
2008 No. of Dispatches No. of ItemsOut-Loans sent 37 2,914Out-Loans returned 34 3,806In-Loans received 24 2,421In-Loans returned 23 1,689In-Loans transferred 4 138Exchange Sent 39 4,851Exchange Received 75 4,159Total transactions for 2008 were 236 involving 19,978 specimens
Plant identifications for the public via the ANBG Visitor Centre
Identified by Herbarium staff: 2006 = 156; 2007 = 186; Jan-June 2008 = 87
Australian Plant Name Index (APNI):
Total no. plant name reference records: 207,798
No. created in 2008-09: 18,866Australian Plant Census (APC)
Total no. synonymy & reference records: 43,342
No. created in 2008-09: 8,439
Total number of 35mm slides: 50,460
Total Images in collection 30 June 2010: 63,315
Images added to collection 2009-2010: 6,481
Plant portraits and whole plant profiles
48,264
Number of distinct plant taxa in collection
11,202
Non-plant slides
15,051
Digital images on web
25,902
Slides contributed to collection 2009-10
430
Slides digitized 2009-10
1,129
Digital images added 2009-10
5,835
Images donated under tax incentives scheme 2008-09
0
Images donated (not tax incentives scheme)
0
Slides borrowed 2009-10
59
Images used under licence 2009-10
514
Number of licences issued for 2008-2009
78
www.anbg.gov.au (includes ANBG and CPBR)
= www.cpbr.gov.auANBG web server and IBIS Database stats for year:
24 million hits deliver nearly a Terabyte of data in 18 million pages to 2.6 million client networks.
1.2 million of these requests are direct, database queries.Public email Enquiries or Requests answered per month in 2008
Web figures at January 2010 (source = DEWHA Maxamine web analysis)
Jan=41; Feb=103; Mar=70; Apr=72; May=83; Jun= 88; Jul=114; Aug=91
Number of HTML web pages in website
81,553
Number of images (mostly JPEGs) on site
65,899
Total number of objects accessable from home page
149,239
HTML pages successfully accessed in June 2009
1,255,696
Average HTML pages successfully accessed per day, June 2009
43,300
Web requests made to IBIS database per day in June 2009
6,307
Photographs accessed from database each day in June 2009
27,756
Average data transferred per day in June 2009
1.56 gigabytes
Totals
Number of book titles: 13,356
Number of serial titles: 650
Maps: 5000
Audio-visual titles: 236
Rare book collection: 350
Archive collection: 1256Actions in 2004/2005
Items added to collection: 1376
Loans: 3510
Reference enquiries: 810
Total Staff Allocation: 60.7