Urban Wildfires & Community Gardens: Cultivating ecological novelty in cities presented by Aaron Sexton from Cornell University

Join us for the Torrey Botanical Society's annual banquet and lecture on the The Hidden Heroes of Herbaria presented by Ryan Schmidt

Join us on an education tour of the lichens, mosses, and plants that grow in the park!

Feeling adventurous? Join us to explore the steep rocky shores of Fort Washington Park!

Join us for a walk to see the early fall display of wildflowers in Eibs Pond Park!

Join us for a wildflower walk in Clove Lakes Park!

Join us for September's Torrey Talk, where Dr. James Lendemer will resurrect the legacy of Abraham Halsey and his rediscovered herbarium

The family Pluteaceae (Basidiomycota, Agaricales) in North America: a decade of molecular studies Dr. Alfredo Justo is the Curator of Botany & Mycology at the New Brunswick Museum (Saint John, Canada). He oversees the curation and growth of the NBM Herbarium, which comprises over 100,000 specimens of plants, fungi, lichens, bryophytes and algae from New Brunswick and neighboring regions. His research focuses on the fungal diversity of Atlantic Canada, while maintaining ongoing global taxonomic research on selected genera of mushrooms. Dr. Justo’s research merges morphology-based and molecular methods to study the origin, evolution and current status of fungal biodiversity, especially across North America. ~~~~ Torrey Botanical Society Spring 2024 Lecture Series presented by Alfredo Justo, Curator of Botany and Mycology, New Brunswick Museum ~~~~ 00:00 Introduction 05:12 Lecture 57:23 Q&A ~~~~ For more information on future lectures, field trips, and the Torrey Botanical Society, visit https://www.torreybotanical.org

Join us to look for wildflowers at Little Stony Point and enjoy the incredible views from the beach and rocky summit.

Joint trip with the NYC Butterfly Club. We will look for native wildflowers and butterflies and other wildlife in Mt. Loretto Unique Area.

Joint field trip with LIBS, we will look for uncommon native plants of the early summer in the forest.