…all-around naturalist.” He “inherited” her invertebrate collections in 1991 upon her retirement from UNC-W. He has incorporated them into the teaching collection for Invertebrate Zoology.7 Anne McCrary, undated Photograph courtesy…
…NCBG – Reeves Auditorium or via Zoom Join online: https://unc.zoom.us/j/92745095992 Join by phone: 1-301-715-8592 Enter Meeting ID: 927 4509 5992 Agenda NCBGF Fall Board Meeting Minutes (November 17, 2023) …
…be found as our collection is catalogued. Bain’s specimens in NCU’s collection date from 1891-1893 and all were collected in Tennessee. NCU has an isotype of Helianthus verticillatus collected by…
…The episode delves into Alan’s background in botany, ways people often go about plant identification, and why our team was inspired to create a new kind of plant identification app….
…was instrumental in founding the Botanical Garden Foundation, first introduced him to the natural areas surrounding the NCBG. Ted lives in Saxapahaw and serves on the boards of the Paperhand…
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Program History The North Carolina Botanical Garden’s horticultural therapy program was founded in 1978, making it one of the oldest programs of its kind in the nation. In efforts to…
…the NCBG Display Gardens *The tours will involve extensive walking outdoors on uneven terrain. Please dress appropriately or bring clothes and shoes to change into if you plan on participating….
…Community Garden Carol Enarson, Neighbor, Orange County Master Gardener Becca Goodson, Aveda Institute-Chapel Hill James Holman, Housekeeping, Third Shift, Employee Forum Delegate Sarah Ithipathachai, Undergraduate student Joanna Massey Lelekacs, North…
…Lecture! While some people choose to learn about evolution through coursework, a large number of people could be interested in the subject if brought to them wrapped in another subject…