The Garden

The National Tropical Botanical Garden (NTBG) operates five botanical gardens across the tropics, focusing on plant conservation and the sustainable relationships between plants, people, and places. Guided by Indigenous knowledge and scientific research, NTBG works to restore the ecological balance and promote biocultural renewal in diverse communities. With a commitment to preserving Hawaii's unique flora, NTBG engages in various educational, scientific, and conservation initiatives, including seed storage and community involvement programs. By fostering an appreciation for plants and their vital role in our ecosystems, NTBG aims to create a brighter future for both nature and humanity. Generated from the website

The National Tropical Botanical Garden (NTBG) operates five botanical gardens across the tropics, including The Kampong in Miami, Florida. With a commitment to biocultural renewal, the NTBG integrates Indigenous knowledge, community priorities, and scientific research to foster sustainable relationships between plants, people, and their environments. Through its conservation, education, and research initiatives, the NTBG plays a vital role in protecting and promoting the rich biodiversity of Hawaiian flora. The organization also actively engages the community with events and programs aimed at enhancing awareness and appreciation of plant life and ecological stewardship. Generated from the website