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History & People, Plant Science
Discover the History of Herbaria with Barbara M. Thiers
Posted in History & People, Plant Science
This November, explore a heavily illustrated history of herbaria from one of the world's foremost experts. Read MoreHistory & People
A Therapeutic Garden Grows in Amagansett, LI
Posted in History & People
“My family has had a house in Amagansett since the 1960s that I’ve visited every summer, but I was always too busy raising my kids ... Read MoreVideos, What's Beautiful Now
Explore Fall Color
Posted in Videos, What's Beautiful Now
With fall color at its peak, now is a great time to explore the Thain Forest. Read MoreHistory & People, Videos
Bronx Food and Farm Tour 3
Posted in History & People, Videos
Join Pamela Alvarez, Outreach & Education Coordinator for the NYC Compost Project, for 2020's third and final virtual tour of the Highbridge Hub, part of ... Read MorePlant Science
NYBG Virtual Expeditions Featured on Citizen Science Podcast
Posted in Plant Science
Anyone can contribute to the study and conservation of plants—from anywhere. That’s the message of a recent episode of the Citizen Science Podcast Read MoreVideos, What's On at NYBG
Garden Sets: Anthony McGill and Nancy Allen
Posted in Videos, What's On at NYBG
Join us among the beauty of the Conservatory Courtyard for our final Garden Set of 2020. Read MoreHow To, Videos
Making Mushroom Spore Prints
Posted in How To, Videos
Fall is the perfect season for kids to discover the beauty of fungus. Read MoreHistory & People
Backstory, Front-story, Overstory, Understory
Posted in History & People
This spring, the built world shut down just as the natural one opened up. Read MoreVideos, What's On at NYBG
Garden Sets: Judith Insell and the JOTB Collective
Posted in Videos, What's On at NYBG
Together with the JOTB Collective, Judith Insell performs free jazz on the picturesque veranda of the Stone Mill. Read MoreEnvironment & Conservation, Inside our Collections, Videos
Is Birding a Lark?: A Conversation with Debbie Becker
Posted in Environment & Conservation, Inside our Collections, Videos
“If everyone went bird watching, we would have a more peaceful and united world,” claims NYBG’s long-time birdwalk guide Debbie Becker. Read MoreSUBSCRIBE
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