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The Missouri Botanical Garden is working with local communities in Indonesia to help save threatened forests in one of the most biologically diverse places on Earth.

Sulawesi, Indonesia is a large island located in the Wallacea Biodiversity Hotspot between Asia and Australia. Thanks to its isolated location, Sulawesi is home to hundreds of species that occur nowher...


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March is Women’s History Month. Throughout history, women have left monumental impacts on the field of education. This month, we spoke to some of the incredible women of the Missouri Botanical Garden,


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March is Women’s History Month. Throughout history, women have left monumental impacts on the field of education. This month, we spoke to some of the incredible women of the Missouri Botanical Garden, Sophia M. Sachs Butterfly House, and Shaw Nature Reserve’s education division.

Learn more about their careers, ambitions, and advice by reading on!


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Like the tropical orchids of South America, morpho butterflies have awed North American and European crowds for centuries and continue to be wonderful ambassadors for the rainforest ecosystem.

Early Fascination for Morphos

Humans have lived alongside morphos in the rainforest long before European exploration of the area began. But it wasn’t until 1807 that Johan ...


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The Missouri Botanical Garden’s 2026 Orchid Show invites guests to take in—not only the beautiful sights—but also the captivating smells of its extensive orchid collection, placing a special emphasis on orchid aromas this year.

Each year, the Garden brings hundreds of orchids from its greenhouses to transform the Emerson Conservatory into a breathtaking display of ...


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