A Botanical Tour of Harlem
The New York City neighborhood of Harlem is a center for Black…
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The New York City neighborhood of Harlem is a center for Black…
Addisonia: Colored Illustrations and Popular Descriptions of Plants was a journal published by…
The love of botany is responsible for both fostering and hindering this…
Augustine Henry was one of the first and most prolific western botanists to collect in Central China,…
Cosmopolitan has a long-standing journalistic reputation for getting straight to the heart…
Black Botany: The Nature of Black Experience seeks to acknowledge the complex…
In the United States, there is no formal regulation for the endangered…
Herbarium specimens are windows into the past and can help us answer…
Elgin Botanic Garden was the first public botanical garden in the United…
Cabinet of CuriositiesSpecimen Stories
In the museum world, there's a sort of joke that you never…
Specimen StoriesWomen in Science
Tucked away in an office drawer of NYBG’s Fern Curator, Robbin Moran,…
Between 1805 and 1813, in Ballylickey on the shores of Bantry Bay,…
See more of Ellen Hutchin's beautifully detailed marine algae collections.
We know Ellen Hutchins produced hundreds of detailed watercolors of marine algae. Some…
Among many of the interesting things Ellen Hutchins collected were collections that…
The Bahamas suffered its worst natural disaster recently as Hurricane Dorian, a…
In February 1906, Nathaniel and Elizabeth Britton, founders of The New York…
George Washington Carver (1860s–1943) was an inventor, teacher, botanist, and mycologist (a…
Charles (Karl) A. Geyer was a pioneer botanical collector of the Northwestern…
John Kunkel Small, botanist and herbarium curator at the the New York Botanical…