CJB - Research


Podcasts	Videos

* = may be in French

BEYOND THE
CJBG

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

THE GARDEN'S SECRETS

Amazing new blooms to discover in the Rockeries

NEWS

Radio Cité - Podcast
End of confinement and
presentation of the
exhibition "The rise of
invasive neophytes", with director, Pierre-
André Loizeau

Radio Lac - Podcast
Introduction to the CJBG
and to some invasive
species, with director
Pierre-André Loizeau

Cult.ge
Presentation of the
exhibition "The rise of
invasive neophytes", with director, Pierre-
André Loizeau

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

La Tribune de Genève
Learn more about
invasive exotic plants

Genève Grandeur
Nature
Agro-environmental
networks

THE HESPERIDES'
TREASURE

Interactive & multimedia
fiction !

EVENTS

This summer rhymes with concerts!
Live from the CJBG's lawn!

Every Wednesday and Friday
From July 6 to August 28

EXHIBITIONS

The MeteoSuisse blog:
Botanica 2020

Until October 18

Carl von Martius: discovering tropical biodiversity
In the CJBG Library

Until Decembre 24^th

FAMILY ACTIVITIES

The Library heads outside
Come and learn more about Martius!

August 12 and 19 from noon to 4pm

The extraordinary Trails
A new historical fiction
Join the adventure HERE!

The "Botany" Cultural Trail
To discover the botany in Geneva since the 18th century
The visit begins HERE!

REOPENING

WELCOME BACK !

Learn more HERE...

GUIDED TOURS

All guided tours are cancelled until further notice. Thank you for your understanding.

VISIT THE GREENHOUSES

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

For your safety, please follow the instructions in effect

Conservatoire et Jardin botaniques de la Ville de Genève

Research

The missions of the Conservatory and Botanical Garden

Research

Field observations, those of herbarium specimens, experiments and laboratory techniques, all facilitate the development of our knowledge of the plant world. The Conservatory and Botanical Gardens specializes principally in plant systematics, floristics, and population genetics.