Magnolias


BGCI: The global network Our work Preventing plant extinctions Africa Asia Central and South America China Eurasia Europe North America Southeast Asia Islands Cactus and Succulent Survey Plants for people Medicinal plants Human well-being Livelihoods The Global Trees Campaign Magnolia Oaks Trees of Central Asia Maples Rhododendrons Policy frameworks Gran Canaria II GSPC BGCI Policy Tools International Agenda International Frameworks CITES Manual Education Global Island Plant Conservation Network GIPC Statement The GIPCN Areas of intervention Upcoming events Literature Sources of funding Ecological restoration The role of botanic gardens Ecological Restoration Alliance Images of restoration projects Our supporters and partners Join in Resource centre Education centre Climate change information centre PlantSearch GardenSearch Sign up to our newsletter:	Our work > The Global Trees Campaign > Magnolias Magnolias The Red List of the Magnoliaceae The Red List identifies 131 wild magnolias as being in danger of extinction from a global total of 245 species. The global survey of ex situ Magnoliaceae collections: results The survey identified 2,274 Magnoliaceae records from 238 institutions in 47 countries. However, only 362 ex situ records representing the 37 of the most threatened Magnoliaceae were located. This means that more than half of the Critically Endangered or Endangered taxa are currently not known to cultivation. The Ex-situ Conservation for Four Chinese Magnolia species Read more... Demonstration of Conservation and Reintroduction of Rare and Endangered Species, Dipteronia dyeriana, Magnolia odoratissima and M. aromatica Read more... Find Out More Global Trees Campaign The Global Trees Campaign was established seven years ago to save the world's most extremely threatened trees and the habitats where they grow. Many of these trees are down to just a few individuals surviving. There are ways for everyone to get involved. Learn more on the GTC website.	Save the Magnolias