Botanični vrt Univerze v Ljubljani
Ižanska 15, SI-1000 Ljubljana
Phone386 (0) 1 427 1280
Founded byUniversity of Ljubljana
Managed byBiotechnical Faculty
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| − | The [[University Botanic Gardens Ljubljana|Universtiy Botanic Gardens]] | + | The [[University Botanic Gardens Ljubljana|Universtiy Botanic Gardens]] was founded in [[established::1810]] during the time of the Illyrian Provinces. Having celebrated their 200th anniversary in 2010, the gardens are today managed by the [[University of Ljubljana]]. With three units spread around central Ljubljana, they represent one of the oldest botanic gardens in South-East Europe, featuring more than 4,500 different native and non-native plants. The largest unit, the arboretum near Ižanska cesta, is a relaxing oasis for nature lovers, tourists, or researchers. |
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== Mission and programme == | == Mission and programme == | ||
| − | The original gardens were established and designed by [[Franc Hladnik]], who was the first superintendent. | + | The original gardens were established and designed by [[Franc Hladnik]], who was the first superintendent. They are now considered one of the oldest cultural, educational and scientific institutions in Slovenia. Their aim is to present, preserve and research individual plants and plant systems, from native to tropical habitats. |
| − | In recent years | + | In recent years there have been about 50,000 visitors and groups annually. Tours conducted by expert guides are available for individual visitors or groups. Especially during spring and summer months different workshops and public lectures are organised. The venue is also known for hosting a TV gardening show on the morning programme of [[Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia)]]. In order to preserve the memories of living in Ljubljana in the past, the project ''My Streets'' [Moje ulice] was launched, and for a period of time also aired on [[Radio Študent (RŠ)]]. Held at the Botanic Gardens, interviews with charismatic senior citizens about their life in the city reflect the changes, and, through stories and urban legends, form a link between different generations of citizens. |
== International cooperation == | == International cooperation == | ||
| − | The Botanic Gardens is a member of the international network Botanic Gardens Conservation International (BGCI) and cooperates with | + | The Botanic Gardens is a member of the international network Botanic Gardens Conservation International (BGCI), and cooperates with similar institutions abroad. The gardens were also featured in the book ''Botanic Gardens: A Living History'', a guide to botanic gardens, published and edited by Nadine Monem (2007). |
== See also == | == See also == | ||
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Mission and programme
The original gardens were established and designed by Franc Hladnik, who was the first superintendent. They are now considered one of the oldest cultural, educational and scientific institutions in Slovenia. Their aim is to present, preserve and research individual plants and plant systems, from native to tropical habitats.
In recent years there have been about 50,000 visitors and groups annually. Tours conducted by expert guides are available for individual visitors or groups. Especially during spring and summer months different workshops and public lectures are organised. The venue is also known for hosting a TV gardening show on the morning programme of Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia). In order to preserve the memories of living in Ljubljana in the past, the project My Streets [Moje ulice] was launched, and for a period of time also aired on Radio Študent (RŠ). Held at the Botanic Gardens, interviews with charismatic senior citizens about their life in the city reflect the changes, and, through stories and urban legends, form a link between different generations of citizens.
International cooperation
The Botanic Gardens is a member of the international network Botanic Gardens Conservation International (BGCI), and cooperates with similar institutions abroad. The gardens were also featured in the book Botanic Gardens: A Living History, a guide to botanic gardens, published and edited by Nadine Monem (2007).
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