Environment & Conservation, Plant Science
Posted in Environment & Conservation, Plant Science
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Environment & Conservation, Garden News
Posted in Environment & Conservation, Garden News
Conservation
gap
analysis
using
Geographic
Information
System
(GIS)
tools
relies
on
several
sources
of
biological
and
environmental
data,
including
in
situ
species
occurrences
and
climatic
...
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Inside our Collections
Posted in Inside our Collections
They
say
good
things
happen
to
those
who
wait.
Such
was
the
case
this
year,
when
our
resident
great-horned
owl
pair
had
not
one,
not
...
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History & People
Posted in History & People
On
October
27,
1933,
botanist
and
taxonomist
Nathaniel
Lord
Britton
sat
down
for
an
interview
with
the
radio
program
“Out
of
the
Past”
to
discuss
...
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Garden News
Posted in Garden News
Read the commencement speech by this year's NYBG Continuing Education certificate graduation ceremony, Mikkele Lawless.
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Environment & Conservation
Posted in Environment & Conservation
Grapevines
have
been
an
area
of
focus
in
my
research
over
the
last
five
or
so
years,
involving
a
tremendous
amount
of
learning
and
an
...
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Environment & Conservation
Posted in Environment & Conservation
This
summer,
NYBG's
Nurturing
Nature
team
and
members
of
the
initiative’s
Advisory
Group
traveled
to
the
Xishuangbanna
Dai
Autonomous
Prefecture
in
southern
China
for
a
...
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Environment & Conservation
Posted in Environment & Conservation
With
temperatures
reaching
101°F,
setting
a
historic
June
record
for
the
city,
and
as
London
faced
extreme
heat
warnings,
thousands
of
people
gathered
as
a
...
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Inside our Collections, Plant Science
Posted in Inside our Collections, Plant Science
Vast
numbers
of
plant
and
fungal
species
are
still
unknown
to
science,
while
biodiversity
loss
and
climate
change
accelerate.
Kew’s
sixth
State
of
the
World’s
...
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Environment & Conservation
Posted in Environment & Conservation
Urban
green
spaces
are
often
overlooked
in
biodiversity
research,
with
most
ecological
studies
instead
focusing
on
more
“natural”
environments
like
forests
and
grasslands.
However,
parks
...
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