Place Ecology of a Botanic Garden

NICHOLAS CATAHAN

Place Ecology of a Botanic Garden

NICHOLAS CATAHAN^*

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Abstract

The purpose of this paper is to combine ideas and frameworks of Place Ecology (PE) and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), to capture impact of Botanic Gardens’ (BGs) research, collaborations and good practice via autoethnographic approaches; ‘measuring demonstrable impact of the work of BGs’ being a gap in the extant literature. The study also contributes to ongoing debates and conceptualisation of place(s) and understanding on the multiplicity and dynamics of place(s), the improvement of place(s) and making place(s) better. This is an autoethnographic study of a BG in Britain over the course of three years with more focus and five-day visits over the four seasons (Place Phenology across Autumn, Winter, Spring and Summer) of the third year (2018-2019). Continued insights into the work, roles and responsibilities of BGs highlight their significance, potential and innovations. This is a study aiming to document BGs as cutting edge, globally connected, research institutes with success in biophysical works but also highlighting BGs as key to place(s) for so much more, across ever-growing demonstrable environmental, sociocultural and economic impacts.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	6th Corfu Symposium on Managing and Marketing Places 6th – 9th May 2019
Editors	Heather Skinner
Place of Publication	Institute of Place Management, Corfu, Greece
Publisher	Institute of Place Management
Chapter	Rural Places, Landscapes and Wellbeing
Pages	103-109
Number of pages	7
ISBN (Electronic)	978-1-9998459-5-7
Publication status	Published - 14 May 2019
Event	6th Corfu Symposium on Managing and Marketing Places: Connecting Places - Corfu, Greece Duration: 6 May 2019 → 9 May 2019

Publication series

Name	Proceedings of the 6th Corfu Symposium on Marketing and Managing Places
Publisher	Institute of Place Management

Conference

Conference	6th Corfu Symposium on Managing and Marketing Places
Country/Territory	Greece
Period	6/05/19 → 9/05/19

Keywords

Botanic Gardens
Place Ecology
Place Development
Sustainable Development
Perceptions

UN SDGs

This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

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2 Conference proceeding (ISBN)

Transformative Impacts on Transformers: Volunteers in Botanic Gardens
CATAHAN, N. & CASSIDY, K., 26 Jun 2023, QUIS 18 THE 18TH INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM ON SERVICE EXCELLENCE IN MANAGEMENT (QUIS18): RE-IMAGINING SERVICE TO ENHANCE HUMAN LIFE AND SOCIETY. Hu, K. & Park, J. S. (eds.). 1 ed. VinUniversity, Hanoi, Việt Nam: VinUniversity, Vol. 18. p. 262-269 8 p. 39. 8034
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Life-saving transformative service of garden volunteering
CATAHAN, N., 11 Jul 2022, AM2022 Marketing: The Fabric of Life: Proceedings of Academy of Marketing 2022 Annual Conference and Doctoral Colloquium: Marketing: The Fabric of Life, University of Huddersfield., 5-7 July 2022. Roper, S. & McCamley, C. (eds.). Huddersfield, UK: University of Huddersfield Press
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TSS: Transformative Service and Sustainability
CATAHAN, N. (PI)
20/10/22 → 2/10/28
Project: Research
Place and Service Marketing, Management & Development of Botanic Gardens & Arboreta
CATAHAN, N. (PI)
Project: Research

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CATAHAN, NICHOLAS 2019, Place Ecology of a Botanic Garden. in H Skinner (ed.), 6th Corfu Symposium on Managing and Marketing Places 6th – 9th May 2019., 19, Proceedings of the 6th Corfu Symposium on Marketing and Managing Places, Institute of Place Management, Institute of Place Management, Corfu, Greece , pp. 103-109, 6th Corfu Symposium on Managing and Marketing Places, Greece, 6/05/19. <http://www.placemanagement.org/corfu-symposium/>

Place Ecology of a Botanic Garden. / CATAHAN, NICHOLAS.
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Place Ecology of a Botanic Garden

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UN SDGs

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Research output

Transformative Impacts on Transformers: Volunteers in Botanic Gardens

Life-saving transformative service of garden volunteering

Projects

TSS: Transformative Service and Sustainability

Place and Service Marketing, Management & Development of Botanic Gardens & Arboreta

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