A study of botanists’ pathways shows that if we want experts capable of addressing tomorrow's challenges, we must start by cultivating their curiosity and awe.

In Borneo's forests, fear of spirits has achieved what many laws cannot: turning the farmland mosaic into safe sanctuaries for the jungle's largest trees.

A theatre project turns foresters’ real words into a powerful exploration of how climate uncertainty shapes the forests—and decisions—of tomorrow.

A pioneering redesign shows how museum gardens can help visitors understand evolution, biodiversity and the actions we can take for a healthier planet.

People’s impressions of forests often match scientific measures of biodiversity, with big implications for conservation and well-being.

Thousands of overlooked plant specimens from this country could fill critical gaps in global biodiversity knowledge.

Surveying visitors at a major botanical garden reveals a surprising gap in plant evolution knowledge, and a clear opportunity to close it.

By tracing where the world's most valuable specimens are stored, scientists uncover a story of colonial history and, hopefully, a more inclusive future for botany.

A decade-long collaboration reveals how an endangered Indigenous group holds unparalleled knowledge of wild fungi, and how they’re passing it on to future generations.

Long-forgotten flora collected during WWI are finally telling their stories, thanks to a 21st-century digital revival.

Researchers uncover the real women behind botanical names, turning obscure eponyms into powerful stories of recognition and representation.