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As Seen on CPC’s Rare Plant Academy: What to Know Before You Go: Maximizing Genetic Diversity in Seed Collections

Ex-situ conservation seed collections are a crucial part of saving rare and endangered plants from e...

Conservation Champion: Joe Davitt

November’s Conservation Champion, Joe Davitt, is a frequent collaborator and dedicated conservatio...

National Collection Spotlight: Sand Food

Sand Food (Pholisma sonorae) is an imperiled species native to the sandy dunes of Arizona, Californi...

October News 2022

For many people, a love of plants blooms from early life experiences in nature or visits to a local ...

Marie Selby Botanical Gardens: Making Our Garden Everyone’s Garden

Approaching its 50th anniversary, Marie Selby Botanical Gardens in Sarasota, Florida, is known for i...

Conservation Champion: Amy Patten

October’s Conservation Champion, Amy Patten, has a passion for science outreach and citizen scienc...

National Collection Spotlight: Troublesome Phacelia

Troublesome phacelia (Phacelia gina-glenneae) is a critically imperiled species which grows on tan-c...

As Seen on CPC’s Rare Plant Academy: Capturing the Latest Conservation Science

The Rare Plant Academy Video Library hosts a wealth of knowledge in plant conservation and research....

September News 2022

Whether seed collecting, managing ex situ collections, or reintroducing species to the wild, priorit...

Genetic Insights Into the Conservation of Endangered Plants

When it comes to conserving rare or endangered species, conservation biologists say that their goal ...

Advancing the Management of Genetic Diversity Ex Situ

Botanic gardens and seed banks have incredible capacity to conserve the diversity of plant life in t...

September 2022 Conservation Champion: Dr Jeremie Fant

September's Conservation Champion, Dr. Jeremie Fant of Chicago Botanic Garden, has devoted his caree...

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As Seen on CPC’s Rare Plant Academy: An Introduction to Plant Clonal Cryopreservation

Cryopreservation allows us to preserve and maintain genetic diversity of plant species in conservati...

National Collection Spotlight: Florida Scrub Bluecurls

Florida Scrub Bluecurls (Trichostema suffrutescens) is a Florida endemic rare plant from the mint fa...

August News 2022

The Center for Plant Conservation (CPC) is a one-of-a-kind network, uniting plant conservationists f...

U.S. Botanic Garden Update: Partnership Rediscovers Extinct Oak

The U.S. Botanic Garden (USBG) collaborates with other public gardens, federal and municipal agencie...

Conservation Champion: Katie Heineman

This month’s Conservation Champion, Dr. Katie Heineman, is at the heart of many of CPC’s network...

CPC Summer Fellowship: Seed Longevity Study Update

Hello to the CPC network! My name is Eduardo Charvel, and I am the Center for Plant Conservation’s...

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