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Denver Botanic Gardens
Conservation & Climate Change: Preserving Colorado’s Rare Alpine Plants
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As Seen on CPC’s Rare Plant Academy: Collecting Genetic Samples from Herbarium Plant Vouchers and Plant Populations
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National Collection Spotlight: Troublesome Phacelia
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Conservation Champion: Alexandra Seglias
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National Collection Spotlight: Colorado Hookless Cactus (Sclerocactus glaucus)
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Jennifer Ramp Neale, CPC 2020 Star Award
The 2020 Center for Plant Conservation Star Award is presented to Jennifer Ramp Neale. In honor of her commitment to the conservation of the flora of the United States. Her clear communication, science-based recommendations, and collaborations with a broad array of partners have contributed to knowledge of and protection for imperiled native plants in Colorado. […]
On the Horizon: 2022
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As Seen on CPC’s Rare Plant Academy: Alpine Ecosystems
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Denver Botanic Gardens Program update
Jennnifer Ramp Neale, Denver Botanic Gardens In the Research & Conservation department at Denver Botanic Gardens, our core motivation is to investigate and explain biodiversity patterns and processes. We connect people with plants in meaningful ways by conducting scientific research, serving as a resource of scientific expertise, and through expanded scientific capacity. In 2020, we moved […]
As Seen on CPC’s Rare Plant Academy – Seed Longevity of Alpine Species
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Can alpine species “bank” on conservation?
Alex Seglias, Denver Botanic Gardens Plant biodiversity is being lost at an accelerated rate. To conserve native plants, many institutions are turning towards ex situ conservation methods, such as storage in seed banks. However, not all seeds are able to survive in seed bank conditions or they may be short-lived. Alpine species in Italy and Australia […]
Flexible Seed Harvest: Revisiting the 10% Rule
Seed collection is a vital conservation method used to ensure global food security by maintaining a source of genetic diversity in food crops and prevent the loss of biodiversity from natural or anthropogenic events that cause the extirpation of small populations. The Global Strategy for Plant Conservation facilitates global and national level plant conservation strategies […]
Timing Is Key in Adding New National Collection Species
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Tech to Connect
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News from the Gardens: June 2017
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