User:Dick Bos/ToDo

• 2024-06-23: upgrade Arthur Henry Neumann; Elephant-hunting (with dash); separate page on Elephant-hunting? Enhance references, etc.

• 2023-10-25: take a look at List of birding books
• 2023-01-01: continue upgrading John Alexander Harvie-Brown. See e.g. s:en:Author:John Alexander Harvie-Brown and s:en:The Zoologist/4th series, vol 1 (1897)/Issue 677/The Migration of Birds and note concerning fire.

• 2022-11-10: continue upgrading Laurence Edmondston and family.
• 2022-10-23: upgrade Karl Marx: The Story of His Life (Mehring 1918).

• 2020-05-12: make a summary of Bird Atlas of Suffolk (2007-2011) in Suffolk.

• 2019-01-09: cleanup Reflections on the Formation and Distribution of Wealth of Turgot

create Peter Groenewegen

2009-03-22, make: New Zealand Gardens Trust

The New Zealand Gardens Trust (NZGT), established by the Royal New Zealand Institute of Horticulture (RNZIH) in 2003^[1], is a Trust that aims to:

• develop and maintain a database and website of gardens endorsed by the RNZIH;
• promote the member gardens, and the "open garden" sector in general^[2].

The New Zealand Gardens Trust has developed "an independent and creditable assessment process"^[3], to ensure that the gardens in the database are properly categorized.

The gardens in the database are arranged in four categories:

• Founding Gardens; these gardens each donated NZ$2000, which enabled the trust to undertake a first round of garden assesments, to commission the website and to hold an inaugural seminar^[4].
• Gardens of national significance; these gardens are assessed by a team of "two professional assessors. The assessors consider a range of factors before determining the final outcome. These areas include (...): hard landscape and design, plant material and use, maintenance, safety and overall impression"^[5]. Gardens of national significance comply with the highest standards. March 2009 xx gardens in New Zealand are considered as being of national significance.
• Gardens of regional significance; these gardens are assessed in the same way as the gardens of national significance, ..... There are xx gardens of regional significance (March 2009).
• Registered gardens; these gardens have been visited by one assessor of the NZGT to ensure that the information published on the website is true and correct^[5]; re-inspection takes place every five years. The database contains xxx registered gardens (March 2009).