Category: Where Are They Now?

Phytophilia

Learning to “Bee” a Pollinator Supporter at the Pecan Creek Pollinative Prairie

This following is part of the “Where Are They Now?”series featuring guest posts from former interns, volunteers, staff, and friends of BRIT. This month’s post

BRIT Intern June 16, 2020

Phytophilia

Summer 2017 Research and Herbarium Interns

Education: Junior in Microbiology at the University of Alabama at TuscaloosaMost Recent Project: Vanessa is currently collaborating with Dr. Harold W. Keller at BRIT on a paper

Alyssa B. Young September 6, 2018

Phytophilia

My Time at Mile High

This is the first in a new “Where Are They Now?”series featuring guest posts from former interns, volunteers, staff, and friends of BRIT. This month’s

BRIT Staff March 17, 2017

Most Recent Articles:

Kristy Odom Assumes Role as Board Chair at BRIT with a Vision to Enhance Fort Worth Botanic Garden

Join FWBG for a Free Day to Celebrate 90 Years of Nature

BRIT researchers strengthen bonds with wider scientific community

First Peoples’ Garden features the plants and growing techniques of America’s original gardeners

Fort Worth Botanic Garden Announces Groundbreaking of First Major Expansion in 20-Year Master Plan

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