On Thursday, December 14th, the Shanghai Botanical Garden will invite Mr. Stephen Maciejewski, President of the American Begonia Society and co-leader of the Conservation Committee and Bursary Committee of The Gesneriad Society, to the Shanghai Botanical Garden to share two lectures with us. 
The first lecture was "The Theme of the 2019 Philadelphia Flower Show, 'Flower Power'", and told you about the plants you can see at the 2019 Philadelphia Flower ShowThe second lecture was titled "From Java: Bali, Botanical Gardens and Begonias."botanical gardens and begonias)" tells the story of his adventures that began in Java. Details of the lectureNumber of recruitsThere is no limit, the scene is full on a first-come-first-served basis.
Lecture feeGratis.
Lecture Venue:Lecture hall of botanical building of Shanghai Botanical Garden.
Lecture time.
Lecture time.
9:30-11:00 Morning The Power of Flowers: At the 2019 Philadelphia Flower Show, you can see endive, begonias, and more.
flower power（gesneriads, begonias and much more at the 2019philadelphia flower show）
13:30-15:00 Afternoon departure from Java: Bali, Botanical Gardens and Begonias.
journey from j**a:bali, botanical gardens and begonias
About the Speaker
Stephen Macieevski.
stephen maciejewski
President of the American Begonia Society, co-leader of the Gesneriad Society's Conservation Committee and Bursary Committee.
Judge of the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society's Urban Garden Competition.
Polish-American, born in Philadelphia in October 1949. Before retirement, he has been engaged in social work in protective services, providing counseling, ** and other services to children with disabilities and the elderly. 
For 27 consecutive years, Stephen Maciejewski has participated in the competition section of the world's oldest and largest indoor flower show: the Philadelphia Flower Show, and has won numerous awards, large and small, including the "Lifetime Achievement Award";Under his active advocacy, the China Endive Conservation Center was established, and 6 sub-centers have been established, including the Guangdong specialty of Primulina maciejewskiiThrough the association, he actively supports young students from all over the world to participate in the field exploration of begonias and endives, and provides them with help in terms of writing and funding. He is also a bird enthusiast and has been conducting bird impact monitoring in downtown Philadelphia every morning for six months a year since 2020, rain or shine, and has published several academic articles**.
Figure: Data map.
Review: Wei Yukun.
Admission NoticeShanghai Botanical GardenNoGate (Dragon1111 Wu Road).It is open from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. in November and 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. in OctoberGate 3 (Gate 940 Baise Road (151 Luocheng Road)It is open from 6:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. in November and 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. in May and OctoberVehicles with disabilities will enter and exit through Gate 1
In order to ensure that citizens and tourists can have a safe and comfortable environment in the park, please travel off-peak, if the upper limit of carrying capacity is reached, the park will take corresponding large passenger flow plans.
Instructions for visiting the parkThe general public is requested to continue to maintain a safe distance from the park, take personal protective measures, and be the first person responsible for their own health.
Transportation to the parkPublic transport
Gate 1 (No. 1111 Longwu Road)].
Longwu Road, Baise Road Station, Shangfeng Special Line.
Gate 3 (No. 940 Baise Road)].
Baise Road Longchuan North Road Station.
Baise Road Station, North Longchuan Road, Nannan Line [Gate 4 (No. 151 Luocheng Road)] Rail Transit Line 3 Shilong Road Station, cross the overpass after exiting the station, and walk along Dongquan Road to Luocheng Road.
By car
Due to the demolition of the parking lot of Gate 2 of the Shanghai Botanical Garden, the surrounding parking resources are tightPlease choose public transportation as much as possible and travel green
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