FairWild Week is an annual online campaign to raise awareness about the importance of sustainable and equitable trade in wild plant ingredients to the global economy, supply chains, everyday products, and livelihoods, and promotes buying from businesses that are committed to sustainable wild plants trade.

In December 2018, people from a diversity of cultures, languages, and organisations from around the world responded to the global impacts of climate change to attend the botanical world’s first Climate Change Summit in Australia and form the Climate Change Alliance of Botanic Gardens. The Alliance is now seeking new members.

This amazing flora is a compilation of photographs, collections and expertise, gathered over the past 25 years, which describes the miombo woodland and the threats it is facing.

BGCI pledges support to be UNITED for #BIODIVERSITY

Native Plant Trust, the nation’s first plant conservation organization and the only one solely focused on New England’s native plants, announces the launch of three new online courses in plant science.

In the summer issue of Arnoldia, the quarterly magazine of the Arnold Arboretum, it is planned to present a series of short, first-person narratives from horticulturists, arborists, and other essential staff who are maintaining public gardens through the pandemic.