CJB - Transmission

EXPLORATION CONSERVATION RESEARCH TRANSMISSION PROTECTION

Museums of Geneva

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Podcasts	Videos

* = may be in French

THE GARDEN'S SECRETS

Discover the beautiful Yucca flowers and learn more about its pollinator

NEWS

CJBG considered as
one of the most
beautiful botanical
gardens of Switzerland.
Read the Blick article
(in German)

Genève Grandeur
Nature
The arboreal heritage
conservation

The 2020-2023 Biodi-
versity Plan approuved
by the State Council.
The CJBG greatly
contributed to the
objectives' definition

PUBLICATION

Available online NOW!

BEYOND THE
CJBG

Plants and theater
The CJBG's Versailles
planters move to the
Théâtre de l'Orangerie
July 2- September 27

VISIT THE
GREENHOUSES

Presentation of the
tropical greenhouse
Run time: 1'30

Opening Hours
Address and Access
Services
Contacts
Shortcut*

Scientific Activities*
Teaching*
Publications*
Library
Databases

GUIDED TOURS

THE GUIDED TOURS ARE BACK!

September 29th
Tresors of the tropical living collections and their secrets

More info HERE

EXHIBITIONS

Botanica 2020

Until October 18

Carl von Martius: discovering tropical biodiversity
In the CJBG Library

Until May 31^st 2021

Watch the TEASER

FAMILY ACTIVITIES

"Le parc augmenté"
Experienced or imagined tales of the Geneva parcs

Begin your exploration HERE!
Download the flyer

Until October 18 at the CJBG

The extraordinary Trails
A new historical fiction

Join the adventure HERE!

The "Botany" Cultural Trail
Discover the botany in Geneva since the 18th century

The visit begins HERE!

COVID-19 UPDATES

WELCOME BACK !

Learn more HERE...

THE HESPERIDES' TREASURE

Interactive and mutlimedia fiction !

Conservatoire et Jardin botaniques de la Ville de Genève

Transmission

The missions of the Conservatory and Botanical Garden

Transmission

The knowledge acquired by the observation our botanical heritage during research must afterwards be diffused. The publication of floras, monographs or articles is a first step in this process. Transmission also happens through the presentation of the living collections in the Botanical Garden, by the presentation of themed exhibitions, and by teaching, for both the general public and for university students.