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THE GARDEN'S SECRETS

Impressive late blooms to dicover in the Rockeries. Don't miss out!

NEWS

A joint CJBG/UNIGE
study shows the
benefits of imported
trees.

Read the press
review (in French)

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

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

Genève Grandeur
Nature
Seeds and everything
around them

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

PUBLICATION

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COVID UPDATES

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GUIDED TOURS

THE GUIDED TOURS ARE BACK!

From October to December

Compulsory registration 3 days before

Next visits:

Botanical variations:

October 27^th

The Symbiosis
with P.Clerc

Sunday visits:

November 1^st

Lichens
with P.Clerc
OR
Trees: relics of the Tiertiary period
with C.Christe & Y. Naciri

Check out the programme

EXHIBITION

Carl von Martius: discovering tropical biodiversity
In the CJBG Library

Until May 31^st 2021

Watch the TEASER

FAMILY ACTIVITIES

During autumn break, discover the tropics with your family !
Download your Exploration booklet or leaf through it directly online (in French).

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

The visit begins HERE!

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

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.