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Breadfruit Institute inspires college project By Jon Letman, Editor Since its establishment in 2003, the […]
A rare plant cutting collected by the Mamba drone has rooted, flowered, and seeded in our nursery on Kauaʻi
Concluding a nearly half-century career with the National Tropical Botanical Garden (NTBG), Charles R. “Chipper” Wichman, the organization’s president and former chief executive officer, is retiring at the end of 2022
Concluding a nearly half-century career with the National Tropical Botanical Garden (NTBG), Charles R. “Chipper” Wichman, the organization’s president and former chief executive officer, is retiring at the end of 2022
As we enter the final weeks of 2022, it’s important to take stock of our plant conservation wins. Here’s what we accomplished with your help!
People need plants. They are the root cause of our health, habitat, and happiness. More […]
A rare plant cutting collected by the Mamba drone has rooted, flowered, and seeded in our nursery on Kauaʻi
W. Arthur Whistler’s Flora of Somoa: Flowering Plants is now available for purchase.
For scientists at NTBG, hope for plants means hope for habitat. Find out how cultivating deeper relationships with plants enriches our planet.
Everyone can have an impact on #GivingTuesday! Support NTBG on November 29 by checking out these five ways to give on #GivingTuesday.
Everyone can have an impact on #GivingTuesday! Support NTBG on November 29 by checking out these five ways to give on #GivingTuesday.
Nearly 85% of Hawaii’s native landscape is lost to invasive species. Learn how NTBG gardens fight invasive species and save native plants.
By Mike DeMotta, Curator of Living Collections “He ‘uala ka ‘ai ho’ola koke i […]
Today, NTBG’s plant hunters combine lessons from the past with modern technology to secure biodiversity hotspots in Hawaii and Florida.
For scientists at NTBG, hope for plants means hope for habitat. Find out how cultivating deeper relationships with plants enriches our planet.
Everyone can have an impact on #GivingTuesday! Support NTBG on November 29 by checking out these five ways to give on #GivingTuesday.
Restoration efforts in limahuli garden show how a garden can save a stream. Check out the full story on how plants make all life possible.
Explore our Hawaii Education Series for fun and inspirational videos and activities for classrooms and families across Hawaii.
Breadfruit Institute inspires college project By Jon Letman, Editor Since its establishment in 2003, the […]
W. Arthur Whistler’s Flora of Somoa: Flowering Plants is now available for purchase.
Free downloadable tropical plant coloring books. Learn more about tropical plants, Hawaiian culture, and ecosystems while coloring.
Everyone can have an impact on #GivingTuesday! Support NTBG on November 29 by checking out these five ways to give on #GivingTuesday.
For scientists at NTBG, hope for plants means hope for habitat. Find out how cultivating deeper relationships with plants enriches our planet.
Everyone can have an impact on #GivingTuesday! Support NTBG on November 29 by checking out these five ways to give on #GivingTuesday.
This holiday season, celebrate the tastes of the tropics wherever you are with breadfruit! Here we feature an incredible ulu cheese casserole recipe from chef Nikki Gold, the dish that scored 1st place at our annual Ulu Cook-off on Maui.
One of the Breadfruit Institute’s most successful partnerships is with the Trees That Feed Foundation. Learn more about our work
Everyone can have an impact on #GivingTuesday! Support NTBG on November 29 by checking out these five ways to give on #GivingTuesday.
Kalaheo, Hawaii (April 5, 2022)—The National Tropical Botanical Garden (NTBG) has awarded Dr. Sandra Knapp, […]
Ever wondered how a botanist choses a family of plants to focus on? Check our our full interview with Dr. Sandra Knapp, recipient of the 2022 David Fairchild Medal for Plant Exploration.
Today, NTBG’s plant hunters combine lessons from the past with modern technology to secure biodiversity hotspots in Hawaii and Florida.