The North Carolina Botanical Garden cultivates connections between plants, people and places through science, engagement and conservation. For more than half a century, the North Carolina Botanical Garden has championed efforts to conserve the State’s botanical legacy. Today, the North Carolina Botanical Garden manages more than 1,200 acres of garden and conservation lands, safeguards rare and endangered plant species from extinction, and educates new generations of plant enthusiasts and environmental citizens.
We invite you to explore rare wildflowers in our Piedmont habitat, soak up the sun in our Courtyard Gardens, or set your youngsters free in the Children’s Wonder Garden.
You can make an impact and support the Garden’s mission today.
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North Carolina Botanical Garden Annual Fund
As the region’s foremost center of botanical research, the North Carolina Botanical Garden bears a unique responsibility to advance plant conservation. The future of the human race depends on how well we all safeguard plant biodiversity. With your gift, you will help the Garden continue to inform and educate citizens, as well as support research and land management practices to preserve plant biodiversity.
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Land Acquisition and Biodiversity Preservation Fund
The North Carolina Botanical Garden Foundation also serves as a land trust to protect ecologically important lands near the Garden and beyond. It owns and holds conservation easements on over 300 acres of land adjacent to lands already protected by the Garden and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
As we see more and more development and construction in our region, preserving habitats for future generations is imperative. The NCBG Foundation raises funds to purchase land or hold conservation easements on land that hosts significant biodiversity of flora and fauna or provides important wildlife corridors.
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