Conservation Champion and 2019 Star Award Winner: Matthew Albrecht CPC awarded Matthew Albrecht the 2019 Star Award in recognition of his dedication to conserving the ...
Highlights from the National Meeting The lightning talks, ranging from 2-5 minutes, have become a highlight of each CPC National Meeting,...
May 2019 News Many of you have undoubtedly seen the recent headlines about species at risk. The UN has released a ...
Coming Together in Chicago The strength of CPC is the network, the collective knowledge of the Participating Institutions. And...
Conservation Champion: Johnny Randall Johnny Randall was drawn into the world of plant conservation as he sought to apply the principles o...
Artful Stewardship of Nature in Indiana Dotted with forest, wildflowers, bird watching stations and art installations, the 100-acre Virginia...
Giraffes in the Front-yard, Cactus Wren in the Back San Diego Zoo Global is committed to conserving rare plants and animals both abroad and in their own...
The Hard Work of Stewarding Natural Lands The amazing features of Longwood Gardens are found throughout a large expanse of natural lands. Main...
April 2019 News Habitat. Wildlands. Native ecosystems. Natural lands. Regardless of what we call them, these tracts ...
A Career Grown by the Needs of Rare Plants Joyce Maschinski didn’t imagine herself as a rare plant botanist, let alone Vice President of Cons...
March 2019 News A few years back, I was reflecting on mentors in my life and had somewhat of a revelation – the ma...
Conservation Champion: Valerie Pence, Ph.D., Brought into conservation through her interest in tissue culture, cryopreservation, and plant develo...
Emma Lucy Braun Some years ago, CPC held a board meeting in Cincinnati, and one of the field trips was somewhat unus...
From Field to Garden Honolulu Botanical Garden’s new horticulturist and curator comes from a field background – trekk...
Mystery of Flowers Unveiled: Reproduction to Parenting Flowers play a central role in the reproductive cycle of plants. Their colors, shape, fragrance, and...
Conservation Champion: Bill Brumback Bill Brumback started his career at the Wild Flower Society in 1980 as Propagator, growing native pl...
Rare hosts beware! Love vine not so loving for endangered Lakela’s mint The endangered Lakela’s mint (Dicerandra immaculata) is known from only one natural population. ...
Lots of Love for a Returning Oregon Native The last natural populations of golden paintbrush in Oregon were last recorded in 1938. But through ...
