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SABONET News Vol. 5 No. 3 December 2000 SABONET News Vol. 5 No. 3 December 2000 133 In this issue 135 Editorial 136 Profile: Esperança da Costa 138 Tribute to Christopher Willis 142 16th AETFAT meeting: opening speech 147 Vision for AETFAT in the next millenium 152 SSC9 held in Meise, Belgium 152 NBI External Review 154 GTI Workshop for Africa 155 Fifth International Solanaceae Conference 161 IUBS—advancing biology in the 21st Century 163 Red Data List: the road to conservation in Mozambique 167 Red Data List: spotlight on Swaziland 168 Red Data List: the Zimbabwe workshop 170 Brachystegia spiciformis—an exciting discovery 173 Living Plant Collections: Kirstenbosch 182 Computerisation Update 185 Southern African Botanical Gardens Needs Assessment published 191 The Second World Conservation Congress 193 World-wide checklist of plants in cultivation 194 Southern African Herbaria: Compton Herbarium 197 Obituary: Aubrey Banda 198 The Paper Chase 203 Book Review: • Augrabies Splendour • 2000 IUCN Red List of Threatened Species 206 E-mail Addresses 215 Regional News Update FRONT COVER: Spring daisies next to the main lawn, Kirstenbosch. (Photo: Colin Paterson-Jones) 134 SABONET News Vol. 5 No. 3 December 2000 programmer, Mr Franco Alberts, who will be responsible for the future advancement in the computerisation of participating herbaria. We welcome him to the SABONET team. The Red Data List project has enhanced its capac- ity-building actions over the last few months, with three major training courses and workshops held in Mozambique, Swaziland and Zimbabwe. We Editorial publish a report on these meetings to illustrate how Welcome to the 15th edition of SABONET News, these countries made contributions to the Red Data the last newsletter of the Southern African Botani- List and resolved discrepancies as part of their cal Diversity Network Project for the year 2000. assessment process. This is the official newsletter of a GEF/UNDP supported regional capacity building project, more This edition includes articles on the first discovery commonly known as SABONET. The major event of Brachystegia spiciformis in South Africa; a new to have taken place recently has been the transfer SABONET publication: Southern African Botanical of Christopher Willis from his current position as Gardens Needs Assessment; as well as a profile on Regional Coordinator of the SABONET Project, to Prof. Dr. Esparança Costa from the Agostinho Neto Director: Gardens & Horticultural Services within University in Angola. the National Botanical Institute, South Africa. As new Regional Coordinator I should probably say Fortunately Christopher will remain at the same something about myself. I was born in a small address where he will be able to provide guidance town called Empangeni, and grew up in other to the new SABONET Regional Coordinator, Stefan small towns named Hluhluwe, Mandini and Siebert. We wish Christopher all the best in his Matatiele—all wonderful places in the green new position and we are certain he will success- province of South Africa, KwaZulu-Natal. I am a fully transform this new challenge into an exciting botanist with an interest in biodiversity studies and achievement. Special words of thanks and grati- am currently finalising my Ph.D. at the University tude from his team, country coordinators and of Pretoria. For this project I spent a lot of time in colleagues are featured in this issue. the undulating hills of Sekhukhuneland, kingdom In this edition we report back on the Fifth Interna- of the Pedi in South Africa, an intriguing place with tional Solanaceae Conference, held in July 2000. a rich human, botanical and geological history. The Second World Conservation Congress was held I am sure that you will once again join me in in Amman, Jordan, from 4-11 October 2000. This thanking Christopher Willis, Janice Golding, congress focussed on aspects concerning conserva- Nyasha Rukazhanga-Noko, Carina Haasbroek and tion of biodiversity and programme development, Marthina Mössmer for their tremendous dedication in the light of the predicted extinction crisis. The and enthusiasm during another successful year of XVIth AETFAT 2000 Meeting was held in Meise, the SABONET project. From the SABONET edito- Belgium (28 August to 2 September 2000). A report rial team, we would like to wish our readers a takes a look at the history and aspirations of peaceful and safe holiday season and a successful AETFAT. The 9th Meeting of the SABONET Steering and productive New Year. ❑ Committee and the 2nd TriPartite Review of SABONET were held shortly before the AETFAT meeting in Meise, Belgium, on 27 August 2000. Stefan J. Siebert In addition to our regular features, this issue of SABONET Regional Coordinator SABONET News launches a new series featuring 15 December 2000 the living collections in southern African botanical gardens. The first garden to be portrayed is Kirstenbosch—one of southern Africa’s most renowned gardens. Our series on southern African herbaria continues, with the Compton Herbarium, SABONET web site: South Africa, being featured. We have also in- cluded a follow-up article on the computerisation of specimens in southern African herbaria. We www.sabonet.org have finally managed to appoint a SABONET SABONET News Vol. 5 No. 3 December 2000 135 P r o f i l e Biologia em Fevereiro de 1985 com a defesa da tese. A tese que constituía um estudo “Taxonómico da Esperança da Costa família Bignoniaceae para Conspectus Florae Angolensis” foi elaborada no decorrer do estágio de um ano que efectuou, sob a orientaçâo da Dra Maria Adélia Diniz Martins, de 1983 a 1984 no Centro de Botânica do Instituto da Investigaçâo Cientifica em Liboa Portugal. O estágio foi suportado por uma bolsa de estudo da Fundaçâo Calouste Gulbenkian de Portugal, comparticipada pelo Instituto Nacional de Bolsas de Angola (INABE). Regressando a Luanda em 1985 foi contratada como assistente para a disciplina de Biologia das Plantas no Departamento de Biologia da faculdade de Ciências, e cedo assumiu a chefia da secçâo de Biologia das Plantas tendo organizado um Herbário que hoje constitui o Herbário didático da Facul- dade. Foi convidada em 1985 pela African Biosciences ▲ Esperança da Costa Network (ABN) a participar no meeting que se (A summary in English follows the Portuguese.) realizou em Harare em Dezembro do mesmo ano sobre “Forest Management in Africa”, tendo por Esperança Maria Eduardo Francisco da Costa, isso assumido a responsabilidade de ponto de casada, nascida aos 3 de Maio de 1961 no bairro contacto da ABN em Angola. Indígena uma zona modesta da cidade de Luanda. Em 1967 ingressou na escola primária no 227 do Dirigiu o Departamento de Biologia da Faculdade referido bairro, onde estudou até à 40 classe. Ainda desde 1986 a 1990. Em 1988 concorreu para a cate- durante a fase de infância cedo se revelou o seu goria de Assistente graduado e foi aprovada. Em gosto pela natureza principalmente por plantas 1990 integrou o grupo de quadros da Universidade ajudando sempre a sua mâe nos cuidados de jardim. Agostinho Neto seleccionados e autorizados a frequentar cursos de Pós graduaçâo no exterior do Ingressou na Escola Secundária General Geraldo Pais. Assim frequentou em 1990 a parte curricular Victor na Villa Alice em 1970 onde concluiu em 1972 do curso de Mestrado em Produtividade Vegetal da o 2E ano do secundário. Em 1977 terminou o ensino Universidade Técnica de Lisboa (UTL) e em 1992 Liceal que efectuou no Liceu Feminino D. Guiomar iniciou o desenvolvimento de pesquisas na área da de Lencastre, em Luanda, tendo se destacado pelas Fitoecologia conducentes á elaboraçâo de uma tese médias que possuía ficando apertencer ao quadro de Doutoramento, que viria a terminar com sucesso de Honra da Escola. Foi encaminhada para o ensino em 1997 no Instituto Superior de Agronomia da Superior no Pré Universitário de Biologia que UTL. funcionou no ano lectivo 1978/79 na Faculdade de Ciências. È membro de várias organizaçôes cientificas, nacio- nais e internacionais. Participou em vários congres- Frequentou a licenciatura em Biologia na mesma sos cientificos, organizou em 1999 as 3as Jornadas Faculdade onde pela excelente média que possuia Cientificas da Faculdade de Ciências. É autora de foi em 1982 recrutada como monitora coadjuvando cerca de 10 artigos cientificos. o Professor Carlos Alvarez na regência prática da disciplina de Cormófitos, tendo elaborado um Orienta teses de licenciatura aos alunos do último “Manual de protocolos de aulas práticas da discipli- ano da licenciatura em Biologia e participa activa- na de Cormófitos”. Terminou a licenciatura em mente na colaboraçâo com Instituiçôes cientificas 136 SABONET News Vol. 5 No. 3 December 2000 nacionais para o estabelecimento de programas INABE (National Institute of Bursaries of cientificos de biodiversidade, multidisciplinares de Angola). caracter nacional e regional. Returning to Luanda in 1985, Esperança was Hoje é Professora Titular da Universidade Agosti- appointed Assistant in Plant Biology within the nho Neto, Vice-Directora para os Assuntos Biology Department of the Science Faculty at the Cientificos da Faculdade de Ciências e responsável University of Agostinho Neto. She soon pro- pelo Herbário de Luanda. Como tarefas e objectivo gressed to head this unit and helped to develop principal a atingir, pretende dinamizar a the Luanda Herbarium, which is an invaluable investigaçâo cientifica em Angola, aliciar recursos asset to the faculty. In December 1985 she was humanos para a área da docência e investigaçâo invited by the African Biosciences Network botânica por forma a contribuir para a inventariaçao (ABN) to participate in a meeting on “Forest do coberto vegetal em Angola, contribuindo assim Management in Africa” in Harare, Zimbabwe. She para uma gestâo integrada dos recursos naturais thus became the contact person for ABN in An- existentes. gola. She headed the Biology Department at the University of Agostinho Neto from 1986 to 1990. Para além das tarefas ligadas ao profissionalismo In 1990 she was given the opportunity to under- gosta de andar a pé e de cozinhar e de ouvir música.
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