The Aloe, Cactus and Succulent Society of Zimbabwe was established on the 30th March 1969, when its Constitution was unanimously adopted at an inaugural meeting of interested persons.
The Aloe, Cactus and Succulent Society of Zimbabwe, is a non-profit organisation, concerned with the enjoyment, preservation, conservation and popularisation of aloes, cacti, succulents, cycads and palms.
ACSSZ encourages the wider appreciation, education and knowledge of a variety of water-wise plants.
Our Committee Members are passionate about Zimbabwe's indigenous plant heritage.
The Aloe, Cactus and Succulent Society of Zimbabwe incorporates the "Palm and Cycad Branch".
The Objectives of the Aloe, Cactus and Succulent Society of Zimbabwe are:
- to unite all who wish to foster a wider appreciation of aloes, cacti and succulents;
- to promote the extension of member's collections of aloes, cacti and succulents on a disciplined basis and to serve their interests in this connection;
- to work for the preservation and conservation of the indigenous flora of Zimbabwe, particularly aloes and succulents, in their natural habitat, and to collaborate with the appropriate authorities in this regard;
- to strive for the establishment in botanical gardens, parks or other areas, of species of aloes and succulents threatened by extinction;
- to carry out and encourage research work on aloes, cacti and succulents and thereby expand knowledge in this field;
- to co-operate and liaise with appropriate Government Departments and bodies to further the aims of the Society;
- to affiliate to any Society having similar objectives.
ACSSZ MEMBERSHIP AND SUBSCRIPTIONS:
New members are very welcome and subscription details are available from the Honorary Secretary at:
Payment of the annual subscription entitles members to participate in all functions and to enjoy all the facilities of the Society, and to receive the society's publications including: Ingens, the Society's publication, Ortholopha, the monthly newsletter and others, as well as gaining access to the specialised library, seed bank, affiliations and resources of the society.
Download our membership form and email along with proof of payment to aloesocietyzim@gmail.com or contact us directly
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Annual Membership fees:
Payment using Western Union:
Visit any Western Union agent or on the Western Union site and quote:
"Mike Caulfield" and ID "714896 W 00"
The sender will receive a mATCN code, which should be sent to
+263 774 257 791 or aloesocietyzim@gmail.com
You may need to supply 2 email addresses as below:
aloesocietyzim@gmail.com and mcaulfield38@gmail.com
Funds are instantly routed to the Society in Zimbabwe
ACSSZ MEMBERSHIP AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
New members are very welcome and subscription details are available from the Honorary Secretary at:
by emailing aloesocietyzim@gmail.com
Payment of the annual subscription entitles members to participate in all functions and to enjoy all the facilities of the Society, and to receive the Society's publications, including Ingens the Society's biannual publication (number of publications may differ year to year), the monthly newsletter, Ortholopha and others, and have access to the specialised library, Seed Bank, Affiliations and ACSSZ resources.
Payment using World Remit - not for use after 2019.
Go to www.worldremit.com
Register as a sender
Select EcoCash as money transfer medium
Use your bank account, debit card or credit card to transfer funds
Funds are instantly routed to the Societies EcoCash wallet in Zimbabwe
"Xerophytica 2014"
Plants for our Future - Congress
and Post-Congress Tours were held in Harare from
20 - 28 June 2014.
"Xerophytica 2014"
Plants for our Future - Congress
and Post-Congress Tours were held in Harare from
20 - 28 June 2014.
PO Box CY300 Causeway, Harare
© CAS 2013 Harare | ACSSZ | several images from Google images