Adapting to the Recurring Threat of Wildfire On the night of May 7, 2009, the Jesusita Fire swept through the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden (SBBG)...
Built to Burn Southeastern US forests were once described as so extensive and dense that a squirrel could travel f...
Save Plants: September 2018 Newsletter Fire can bring great destruction, as we know all too well. As I write this introduction to our newsl...
Wandering Washington with Rare Care Volunteers This July, the Tiffany Springs Campground in the Okanogan National Forest was briefly invaded by vol...
25 Years of Survey and Discovery Last month, Doug McGrady, a Plant Conservation Volunteer with the New England Wild Flower Society (N...
The Hunt is On: Searching for Rare Plants in the Golden State Amy Patten, the California Native Plant Society’s new Rare Plant Treasure Hunt (RPTH) coordinator ...
August 2018 News Volunteers are really the lifeblood of many non-profit organizations. These dedicated individuals se...
Virgin Islands National Park Endemic Plant Gets Urgent Habitat Management Assistance from Park Officials Virgin Islands National Park (VINP) covers nearly 60% of the island of St. John and offers miles of...
Beyond the Islet – Integrated Conservation in Hawaii On a small rocky island, or more accurately, an islet, jutting up off the shore of Moloka’I, eight...
July 2018 News The U.S. National Parks Service was officially established in 1916 by the U.S. Government. Encompass...
Missouri Botanical Garden Missouri Botanical Garden is conducting a research project with the Center for Plant Conservation (C...
Lauritzen Botanic Gardens Lauritzen Gardens has focused on the Central Grassland of North America and has been engaged in prai...
University of Minnesota Landscape Arboretum (MLA) The University of Minnesota Landscape Arboretum safeguards nine species in the CPC National Collec...
Save Plants: June 2018 Newsletter North America is a wonderfully diverse continent more often than not known for its shimmering beache...
The Morton Arboretum Ecological restoration is a critical component of conservation. Unfortunately, restored sites often ...
Saturday Field Trip Saturday began early as the group headed west to Eagle Mountain Park. The park sits at the heart of ...
Friday, May 4 On Friday, May 4, the meeting continued at BRIT with more discussion about CPC Best Practice Guideli...
Star Award Winner: Ed Schneider Each year the Center for Plant Conservation (CPC) presents the Star Award to honor those who demonst...
