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THE GARDEN'S SECRETS

Even in Winter you can discover some blooms! Live from the Rockeries.

NEWS

Genève Grandeur
Nature
A legal personality for
the Rhone ?

The history of World
Flora Online and the
importance of this
collaborative project.

Read the article

The botanical Gardens
of Geneva, Bern and
Bordeaux launch the
Botalista Association.

More info HERE.
Read the press
release (in French)
Read the TdG article
(in French)

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

Opening Hours
Address and Access
Services
Contacts
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Scientific Activities*
Teaching*
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Library
Databases

According to the decisions taken by the authorities and until further notice: the Botanical garden is open, as well as the Library's loan service, available by appointment during normal opening hours. However, the Greenhouses, the Â«Carl von MartiusÂ» Exhibition and the Restaurant remain closed.

COVID UPDATES

Learn more HERE...

LIBRARY

New catalogue available online now.

More info HERE.

GUIDED TOURS

Coming soon!
The new programme 2021 will be available in February.

EXHIBITION

Carl von Martius: discovering tropical biodiversity
In the CJBG Library

Extended to May 31^st 2021

Watch the TEASER

EXPLORE THE GREENHOUSES

Our greenhouses are closed but you can still discover them vistually!

Presentation of the tropical greenhouse (run time: 1'30)

PUBLICATIONS

Rapport Annuel 2019
Discover it now !

Available online now !

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.