Looking Back: January 2011
Posted in Photography on December 22 2011, by Ann Rafalko
January 2011 was all about snow. It snowed and snowed, and snowed again, turning the Garden into a winter wonderland.
The advent of 2011 also brought a celebration of the Garden’s 120th birthday.
The Garden at 120: What the Garden Means To Us
And in the Garden’s 120th year, one of our scientists, the bryologist Bill Buck traveled to one of the literal ends of the earth, Cape Horn, to carry one of NYBG’s founding missions; plant research.
From the Field: Bill Buck in Cape Horn
In the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory, visitors basked in the warmth and marveled at the beauty of our permanent collection during Caribbean Garden.
It’s not too late to help support The New York Botanical Garden in efforts like these before the year is out. Your gift contributes to the preservation, education, and cultivation of the natural world. Become a part of our 120-year history.
The Year in Review: 2011
January – February – March – April – May – June – July – August – September – October – November – December
