Staff from the Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University and colleagues from the North America-China Plant Exploration Consortium are embarking this fall on a plant collecting trip in the Appalachian Mountains region, the conservation partnership’s first expedition in North America in its 30-year history. Our intrepid explorers—Head of Horticulture Andrew Gapinski, Propagator Sean Halloran, and Living […]
Staff from the Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University and colleagues from the North America-China Plant Exploration Consortium are embarking this fall on a plant collecting trip in the Appalachian Mountains region, the conservation partnership’s first expedition in North America in its 30-year history. Our intrepid explorers—Head of Horticulture Andrew Gapinski, Propagator Sean Halloran, and Living […]
Our 2019 collecting expedition to Appalachia began with the Boston arrival of our NACPEC colleagues from China, and visits to each of the gardens of the American delegation.
For the first time in its nearly thirty-year history, the North America-China Plant Exploration Consortium turns its attention this fall from exploring China’s biodiversity to that of North America.
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