Webinar: Crime Pays, but Botany Doesn’t
“Plants are doing wild, incredible things all around us—and most people walk right past them.”
— Joey Santore (Crime Pays But Botany Doesn’t)
Category Conservation
Update – Preserving Habitat of “Lithops pseudotruncatella f. alpina” in Namibia
The CSSA supported the purchase of critical habitat at one of only two known sites for a distinctive and potentially new species - "Lithops alpina."
Reflections from the CSSA Intern at The Huntington’s Desert Garden
The CSSA is pleased to share a new article written by Lauren Lozano, the CSSA-funded intern at The Huntington’s renowned Desert Garden.
Past Webinar: Pre-Contact Agaves in the Southwestern United States
🌵 Rediscovering Lost Crops among the Hohokam and Other Arizona Cultures
Past Webinar: Beyond the Rock Gardens: Exploring the Genus Phemeranthus
🌵 Join us for a deep dive into the fascinating world of "Phemeranthus"—a genus of about 16 species known for their delicate beauty and surprising resilience.
Past Webinar: Global Conservation of Cacti: Challenges and Opportunities
🌵 Join us for “Global Conservation of Cacti: Challenges and Opportunities” with Dr. Bárbara Goettsch, exploring threats and strategies to protect these remarkable plants.
CSSA Conservation Article
CSSA Featured in IUCN Newsletter: A New Chapter in Conservation
Past Webinar: Searching for “Aztekium”
Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the beauty and biodiversity of northeastern Mexico through the lens of one of its most dedicated field naturalists.
CSSA Conservation Grants
Learn about how CSSA uses your Conservation Contributions
Cal State San Bernardino requests your input
California State University, San Bernardino (CSUSB) conducting research study exploring the motivations, purchasing habits, and experiences—both positive and negative—of individuals who collect cacti and succulents