New England Wild Flower Society

New England Wild Flower Society and partners get funds for East Coast habitat restoration

The New England Wild Flower Society and partners have launched a $2.3M project to collect native seeds for coastal habitat restoration from Maine to Virginia. This initiative will supply seeds sustainably collected from the local area, targeting 50 species common throughout the project range, plus regional and site-specific species.

SourceNew England Wild Flower Society·DateSep 7, 2015

New England Wild Flower Society honors leader of global seed banking program

The New England Wild Flower Society honors Dr. Paul P. Smith, former head of the Millennium Seed Bank, for his leadership in conserving seeds from over 25,000 plant species. The organization recognizes his efforts to preserve biological diversity and raise awareness about native plants and conservation.

SourceNew England Wild Flower Society·DateMar 10, 2015