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Plants as Liberation: Maryah Greene
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"I like the starting of something—seeing how much love and education you can put into something, and then seeing the end result." Read MoreHistory & People, Videos
Celebrating Women’s History Month at NYBG
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Women's History Month is here, and we're excited to share it with you! Read MoreHistory & People
Dr. James Still – Doctor of the Pines: A Brief Account of the Life and Legacy of a 19th-Century Herbalist
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“A great mind is planted within us in the beginning of our lives, and, like other plants, it needs cultivation and watering from the best ... Read MoreHistory & People, Videos
Plants as Liberation: Kamili Bell Hill
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Hear from Kamili Bell Hill, founder of PlantBlerd and Black People With Plants, as she discusses her early life growing up with plants, "the peace ... Read MoreHistory & People
Inside the Steere Herbarium: George Washington Carver and Grasses
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Carver’s achievements in agriculture are well documented. What is much less known, however, is Carver’s love of grasses. Read MoreHistory & People
In Recognition of Black History Month: A Conversation with Judith Insell
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In commemoration of Black History Month, we are thrilled to cast a spotlight on professional violist, celebrated educator and diversity advocate, and Executive Director of ... Read MoreHistory & People, Videos
An Urban Farmer Honors Her Roots: Kadeesha Williams
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Hear from former NYBG Community Horticulturist/Urban Agriculturist Kadeesha Williams as she discusses turning her dream of honoring her heritage and family identity in urban farming ... Read MoreWhat's Beautiful Now
For the Love of Snow
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If it's going to be cold, it might as well be snowing, and if it's snowing, you might as well have some fun. Read MoreInside our Collections
Wondrous Winter
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It's been a relatively warm and dry winter so far. In the absence of snow, the most magical and beautiful gift of the season, it ... Read MoreHistory & People, Plant Science
Remembering Thomas E. Lovejoy and Edward O. Wilson
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This past weekend, two world-renowned biologists who were stalwart advocates for scientific research, biodiversity collections, and plant conservation at The New York Botanical Garden (NYBG) ... Read MoreSUBSCRIBE
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