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The first rapid assessment of native plants in Fujian Province, Southeast of China, was organized by

After 3-day discussion, 16 experienced experts from 7 botanical gardens and universities completed t

After three-day discussion, 17 experts from scientific institutions and universities, proficient in field survey, finally listed the endangered status of the native plants in Shannxi Province, especially in Qin Moutains.

36 experts from botanical gardens, scientific institutions, universities and natural reserves gathered five days in South China Botanical Garden, CAS, assessing the endangered status of the plant species in Guangdong province, southern China.

In early September, 13 experts headed for Badagongshan National Nature Reserve and Tianmenshan National Forest Park in west Hunan. They aimed to invent the native plants according the list of threatened grades assessed by the experts.

　　Workshop on the project “Inventory and Conservation of Native Plants in Guangdong Province

Eleven experts, experienced in plant classification and wild plants, spent three days “holed up” at the end of August assessing the native plants in Hunan Province.

On the base of the last three-year field work, Nanjing Botanical Garden Mem. Sun Yat-Sen (NBG) will further push forward the full conservation of the native plants in East China.

The botanical garden of Institute of botany, Chinese academy of sciences (IBCAS) initiated a meeting on May 18 for the inventory and protection of native plants in North China.

　　With Chinese Union of Botanic Gardens (CUBG) as a coordination agency, botanic gardens in China

　　What’s the panda in plant kingdom? What’s the oldest plant in the world? If you want

Since the launch of the “Full-cover conservation plan of native plant species in China” in 2014 by the Chinese Union of Botanical Gardens (CUBG), much progress has been made.

Institute of Botany, Jiangsu Province and Chinese Academy of Sciences, also called Nanjing Botanical Garden Mem. Sun Yat

The Chinese Union of Botanical Gardens (CUBG) has launched a pilot program to achieve full coverage of native plant