As Seen on CPC’s Rare Plant Academy: Community Forum The Center for Plant Conservation advances work to Save Plants by bringing together a world-class ne...
Safeguarding the Coastal Sage Scrub Oak From sandstone cliffs along the ocean to grooves between inland hills, life flourishes where the coa...
Welcome to CPC: New Participating Institutions The Center for Plant Conservation is pleased to welcome three new plant conservation organizations t...
Beyond Beauty: Blending Art and Nature to Engage Plants are beautiful and inspiring. They feature prominently on museum walls everywhere, from colorf...
The Healing Power of Plants A frequent argument for the conservation of biodiversity is the need to protect a cure for cancer, o...
Welcome to CPC: Zoo New England Our network is growing, and with it grows our ability to save rare and endangered plants from extinc...
June 2021 News This month we explore the many reasons why humans should Save Plants. From their sheer beauty to the...
Conservation Champions: Carolyn Schmitz and Tony Schmitz Art and a deep love of nature run in the Schmitz family. Carolyn Schmitz, a Prescott, Arizona-based ...
As Seen on CPC’s Rare Plant Academy – Changing the Conversation About Plants During the 2020 Southeastern Partners in Plant Conservation conference, Ph.D. candidate and podcaste...
Garden of the Gods: A Springtime Voyage to the Greek Islands with CPC Plants have been important to humans since time immemorial. Woven into everyday life, plants were an...
National Meeting Recap Dr. Joyce Maschinski, CPC President & CEO, opened this year’s meeting with exciting updates from t...
As Seen on CPC’s Rare Plant Academy – Beta Testing It is beta-testing time! Does the idea of helping to build a better website for our plant conservati...
State of the CPC Dr. Joyce Maschinski, CPC President & CEO, opened this year’s meeting with exciting updates from t...
Star Award: Naomi Fraga In recognition of her outstanding conservation and advocacy efforts on behalf of the rare plants of ...
May 2021 Newsletter Even when the CPC network meets virtually, there is great comradery and enthusiasm for our collectiv...
As Seen on CPC’s Rare Plant Academy – Conservation Across Borders The human world is full of borders –borders between countries, states, land-managing entities, and...
Copiapoa Cacti One focus of the Cactus and Succulent Plants Specialist Group has been Copiapoa, a genus of cacti fo...
Welcome to CPC | Memorial University of Newfoundland Botanical Garden The Center for Plant Conservation’s mission is to save plants. Its focus has long been on the plan...
