…graduate students and postdocs a unique opportunity to present their mycological research findings in a less formal venue than at a national or international scientific meeting. The will begin with…
…oven and heat oven to 425 F. Bake 30 minutes turning bread pan(s) midway. Enjoy! *Mason Farm Biological Reserve is a 367 acre tract managed by the North Carolina Botanical…
…self-addressed, stamped envelope to: North Carolina Botanical Garden UNC–Chapel Hill Attn: NCWFOY 2023 CB 3375 Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3375 About the NC Wildflower of the Year The North Carolina Wildflower…
…rural Haywood County. In 1926 he co-authored with Dr. William Chambers Coker, “New Water Molds from the Soil,” (Journal of the Elisha Mitchell Scientific Society 42(1-2): 139-149). In 1927 he…
…inducted.” Phi Beta Kappa has inducted 17 American presidents, 41 U.S. Supreme Court Justices, over 140 Nobel Laureates and numerous artistic, intellectual and political leaders. It also inducted one of…
…Greear Holtzclaw; 11 grandchildren, Virginia Carstarphen, John T. Carstarphen, Ben Greear, Jake Philip Greear, Cary Greear Ritzler, Dixie Dillon Lane, Jay Leroux Dillon, Corey Isaac Oren, Elise Renee Oren, Troy…
…at several sites. This study did not count all nectar plant populations, but it is probable some also experienced decreases. The coinciding skipper surveys showed fewer butterflies during the spring…
…its programs accessible to all: SNAP/EBT benefit recipients attend free. Register here NatureFest features stations with the Chapel Hill Woodturners, New Hope Audubon Society, NC Herpetological Society, NC State Bee…
…lot until 8 p.m., when we’ll lock the gates. Additional parking is available on Laurel Hill Road, behind the Garden. (Note: Besides the back entrance at Laurel Hill Road, all…
…form the Botanical Garden Foundation. The goal was to have this new organization be a base of financial support for NCBG and to also serve as a “land trust” that…