BRIT’s mission and passion is the conservation of our natural heritage and achieving public understanding of the value that plants bring to our lives. Each year BRIT strives to celebrate the science and beauty of its mission by honoring select individuals for their efforts in conservation, sustainability, and wise stewardship of the land.
The Institute also wants the City of Fort Worth and the Botanic and Horticultural Communities to celebrate the achievements of our science and research. Each year we host a gala as well as special fundraising events to help sustain our mission.
Enjoy a beautiful display of more than 1,000 forestry seedling kokedamas nestled within an inverted dome carved out from a fragile and intricate metal network.
Enjoy a beautiful display of more than 1,000 forestry seedling kokedamas nestled within an inverted dome carved out from a fragile and intricate metal network.
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Featuring selections from BRIT Library’s Arader Natural History Art Collection and Rare Book Room Collection along with specimens from the BRIT Philecology Herbarium, “Perilous Poisonous Plants” highlights the bloodcurdling side of botany from a scientific, historical, and literary lens. This exhibit is on display from Monday through Friday, 10 AM – 4 PM at the […]
Featuring selections from BRIT Library’s Arader Natural History Art Collection and Rare Book Room Collection along with specimens from the BRIT Philecology Herbarium, “Perilous Poisonous Plants” highlights the bloodcurdling side of botany from a scientific, historical, and literary lens. This exhibit is on display from Monday through Friday, 10 AM – 4 PM at the […]
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Enjoy a beautiful display of more than 1,000 forestry seedling kokedamas nestled within an inverted dome carved out from a fragile and intricate metal network.
Enjoy a beautiful display of more than 1,000 forestry seedling kokedamas nestled within an inverted dome carved out from a fragile and intricate metal network.
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Featuring selections from BRIT Library’s Arader Natural History Art Collection and Rare Book Room Collection along with specimens from the BRIT Philecology Herbarium, “Perilous Poisonous Plants” highlights the bloodcurdling side of botany from a scientific, historical, and literary lens. This exhibit is on display from Monday through Friday, 10 AM – 4 PM at the […]
Featuring selections from BRIT Library’s Arader Natural History Art Collection and Rare Book Room Collection along with specimens from the BRIT Philecology Herbarium, “Perilous Poisonous Plants” highlights the bloodcurdling side of botany from a scientific, historical, and literary lens. This exhibit is on display from Monday through Friday, 10 AM – 4 PM at the […]
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Enjoy a beautiful display of more than 1,000 forestry seedling kokedamas nestled within an inverted dome carved out from a fragile and intricate metal network.
Enjoy a beautiful display of more than 1,000 forestry seedling kokedamas nestled within an inverted dome carved out from a fragile and intricate metal network.
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seconds
Enjoy a beautiful display of more than 1,000 forestry seedling kokedamas nestled within an inverted dome carved out from a fragile and intricate metal network.
Enjoy a beautiful display of more than 1,000 forestry seedling kokedamas nestled within an inverted dome carved out from a fragile and intricate metal network.
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