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Plant Research and Conservation at The New York Botanical Garden: Events and Activities

Britton Gallery Talks, 2018

February – October

Intimate conversations with Garden scientists about a typical day of work include behind-the-scenes tours of Science facilities. Exclusive to Members.

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2018 Dates:

February 16
Management of Native Forests in Amazonia: Science, Social Science, and (in)Humanities
April 27
Fungi Down Under: Sand, Gum Trees, and Porcini Mushrooms
June 8
The Diversity and Evolution of Woodland Sedges: Carex section Laxiflorae, Cyperaceae
August 24
From the Field to the Lab: Research on the Evolution of the Meadow Beauty and Princess Flower Family (Melastomataceae) in the Tropics
October 12
Evolution and the Tree of Life: Problem-solving Through Time

New York City EcoFlora: EcoQuest Challenges

Ongoing, new challenges every month

EcoQuests, part of the NYC EcoFlora Project, challenge New Yorkers to become citizen scientists and observe, study and help conserve the native plants and animals of the City, using iNaturalist, an easy-to-use mobile App.

Each month, NYBG EcoFlora announces a new Challenge where we need your help to document the flora and fauna of New York City by taking and sharing photos via iNaturalist, an easy-to-use mobile App.

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Adult Education

The Garden’s Adult Education Program offers more than 30 courses in plant science. In addition, the Botany Certificate Program allows students to select one of three areas of concentration: Field Botany, Plant Systematics, or Ethnobotany.

Check our Spring-Summer 2018 Catalog for the following courses taught by NYBG Scientists:

The Hidden World of Lichens, Feb 22, 2018 (Dr. James Lendemer)
The Orchid Next Door, Apr 16, 2018 (Dr. Matthew Pace)
Mushrooms and Mycorrhizae, Aug 8, 2018 (Dr. Roy Halling)
Systematic Botany, Sep 4 – Oct 30, 2018 (Carlos Rodrigues, Ph.D. candidate)