California Botanic Garden: Summary

California Botanic Garden

Non-profit, Education, Environmental Conservation, Botany

The California Botanic Garden offers a unique opportunity to explore and learn about California's native plants and their ecosystems, fostering appreciation and conservation efforts.

California Botanic Garden is the largest botanic garden dedicated to California native plants. It promotes botany, conservation, and horticulture to inspire and educate the public and scientific community about California's native flora.

Curated collections of over 22,000 California native plants; Educational programs for the public and scientific community; Living museum showcasing rare and endangered plant species; Sprawling 86-acre garden located in Claremont, California

The garden is valuable for educational visits, community events, conservation efforts, and recreational activities such as guided tours and classes.

Extensive collection of native plants, including rare and endangered species; Focus on education and community engagement through various programs; Beautifully curated living museum experience across a large area

The garden's extensive plant collections, commitment to conservation, and educational outreach programs are its main strengths.

The California Botanic Garden positions itself as a leading institution for the conservation and education of California's native plants.

The target users include nature enthusiasts, educators, students, families, and conservationists who seek to learn about and appreciate California's native flora.

Donate, Membership, Volunteer

• California native plants

• Conservation

• Education

• Botanical garden

California Botanic Garden is devoted to California native plants —and all the wildlife and people who love them.

Informative, passionate, welcoming

It is the largest botanic garden specifically dedicated to California native plants, making it a unique resource for education and conservation in the region.

As a non-profit organization, it emphasizes its commitment to conservation and education, appealing to environmentally conscious individuals and groups.

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• Susanna Bixby Bryant