…political and social factors — limited macroalgae collection during World War I, the Depression, World War II and the 1950s, and the last four decades following the concerted effort by…
…there are a few manuscripts on raising bees. The collection also offers valuable insight into the lives and work of academics in the early 1900’s, and contemporary thoughts on World…
…caregivers, elders who experience memory loss and/or physical concerns, exceptional children, and many more who found healing, empowerment, and solace in expanding their relationship with the natural world. As we…
…the world’s diversity of languages, systems of medicine, ritual traditions, and artistic expressions is culturally-specific knowledge about the natural world and its stewardship. Many cultural practices are dependent upon a…
…majority of this ecosystem to development, land conversion and fire suppression. In this talk, Michael Kunz, Director of Conservation Programs at the North Carolina Botanical Garden, will share some of…
Join the North Carolina Botanical Garden and partners for Saving Our Savannas: Stories of the Longleaf Pine, a 6-month series of programs and events that honor the natural, cultural, and…
…data. Our collections include: Fungi and lichenized fungi from around the world, with a focus on specimens from Southeastern United States (ca. 38,000 specimens) Algae from around the world focusing…
…few remaining grasslands. This week, the partnership released two videos documenting the history of these prairies – and what we’re doing to bring them back from the brink. The videos…
…back each day at 5 p.m. for the day’s video. We hope you enjoy, and look forward to hearing what you’re inspired to create! Find schedule and videos here …
…terribly far away — it’s just one of the many counties of The Old North State I have yet to explore. As is typical with me, a simple newsletter article…