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NEWS

Virtual egg hunt
A unique experience!
Thursday April 9 from
4:30 p.m.
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Genève Grandeur
Nature
Ramsar Convention
Rivers and lakes in
the spotlight

THE GARDEN'S SECRETS

Discover the greenhouses through the five senses: HEARING!
Listen to the new soundtrack in the Tropical Greenhouse.

BEYOND THE
CJBG

Birth of modern
museums in Geneva
in the 19th century
Colloquium
with P. Bungener &
P.-A. Loizeau
POSTPONED
MHNG
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NOTICE - CLOSED TO PUBLIC - As part of measures taken by the federal authorities to limit the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19), The Conservatoire et Jardin botaniques of the city of Geneva are closed to the public until further notice. View the order

PUBLICATIONS

Index Seminum 2020

The Feuille Verte n.50 is here!
Browse online
Download

Acquisition Policy for the Living Collections

EXHIBITION

Carl von Martius: discovering tropical biodiversity
In the CJBG Library
Closed until further notice

VISIT THE GREENHOUSES

Presentation of the tropical greenhouse
Run time: 1'30

THE HESPERIDES' TREASURE

Interactive and mutlimedia fiction !

Conservatoire et Jardin botaniques de la Ville de Genève

Welcome → Teaching

Teaching

List of courses (in french)
Teaching staff (in french)
Proposed research subjects: Bachelors and Masters
Available projects - UNIGE

University Courses

Through the convention between the CJB and the University of Geneva (the Department of Plant Biology), all courses given through the University in plant systematics, floristics, vegetation science, plant biodiversity and fungi, are given by our Institution.

This teaching allows the formation of the future curators and scientists that are needed by our Institution.

This also creates an active exchange within our museum and provides the opportunity to study our collections through the work of the students that we direct in this programme.