Founded in 1891, the New York Botanical Garden (NYBG) is a 250-acre site in the Bronx, New York City, dedicated to plant science research, horticulture, education, and conservation. It operates as a museum, learning center, and conservation hub, functioning as a key part of New York City's cultural fabric. The organization employs dedicated horticulturists, educators, and researchers.
NYBG's technical work spans plant science research, horticulture, and conservation. The garden's scale - 250 acres of living collections - supports a range of scientific and educational activities focused on understanding and preserving plant diversity.
As a major institution in botanical studies and plant science, NYBG's mission centers on helping nature thrive through research, public education, and direct conservation efforts. Its work contributes to broader scientific understanding of plants and ecosystems.
