Tag: Drosera

  • Friday, July 18 – Saturday, July 26 – 10th International Carnivorous Plant Conference & Post-Conference Trip

    The International Carnivorous Plant Society Conference 2014 is presented by the three Australian CP Societies:

    The Australian Carnivorous Plant Society
    The Victorian Carnivorous Plant Society
    The Australasian Carnivorous Plant Society

    The conference will be hosted by The Cairns Botanic Gardens, which houses an impressive collection of tropical CPs.

    This 3-day event (July 18 – 20) will cater for the scientific/academic community, hobbyists, and conservationists alike. The conference will include high quality contemporary speakers and a range of public events.

    To express an interest in attending and to receive a pack, please e-mail: ICPS2014@captiveexotics.com.

    Two post-conference field trips have been organized to capture the diversity of tropical Australian CPs.

    Monday 21 July 2014, a full day trip to Mount Bartle Frere to see 3 different locations for Drosera schizandra.

    Tuesday 22 July to Saturday 26 July 2014, a rare opportunity to visit the very tip of Cape York to see Nepenthes, Tropical Utricularia (below), Drosera, and Byblis.

    For complete registration information visit www.carnivorousplants.org/news/Cairns2014.php.

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  • Saturday, August 14, 8:30 a.m. – New England Carnivorous Plant Society Cookout

    The New England Carnivorous Plant Society (www.necps.org) will hold a cookout and show on Saturday, August 14, beginning at 8:30 in the morning with an optional bog walk at the Black Jungle, 370 Avenue A, Turners Falls, Massachusetts 01376.  This annual event is always much anticipated.  You will see all sorts of plants, and there are wonderful discounts for NECPS members.  See the site for information on joining ($20/year for adults), or call Black Jungle Terrarium Supply 413-863-2770 for more information and directions. Below is Drosera capillaris ‘Emerald’s Envy.” Photo by William Joseph Clemens.