Lectures
Monday, April 27 @ 6PM
What Is a Mountain Mint? Exploring Diversity and Species Boundaries in a Native Genus
(Tanner Hamerling, University of Georgia)
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Field Trips
Sunday, May 3 @ 10 AM
Spring Wildflowers of Cunningham Park (Queens)
Sunday, May 10 @ 10:30AM
Rare Plants of Fort Washington Park (Manhattan)
Saturday, May 16 @ 1:00PM
Clove Lakes Park Bioblitz (Staten Island)
Saturday, May 23 @ 10:30AM
Early summer sedges at Marshlands Conservancy (Rye)
Saturday, June 13 @ 9AM
Wildflowers of Marine Park (Brooklyn)
The Torrey Botanical Society was founded in 1867, and is the oldest botanical society in the Americas.
The objectives of the Society are “to promote interest in botany, and to collect and disseminate information on all phases of plant science.”
These objectives are fulfilled through meetings, field trips, public lectures, publications, funding of graduate research and education, and sponsorship of symposia and regional conferences.
The Journal of the Torrey Botanical Society is a peer-reviewed academic journal published quarterly that accepts submissions from all areas of botany focused on the Western Hemisphere.
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