Past Webinar: WHOA, Mexico!
Gabriel Diaz Infante Daley will share his exuberance and enthusiasm for cactus and other succulents.
Past Webinar: Cactus Restoration – Do Transplants Stand a Chance
Lane Butler and Raul Puente Martinez share their lessons from "Echinocereus arizonicus" subsp. "arizonicus" in central Arizona.
Past Webinar: Dudleyas in the Wild
Kelly Griffin and Jeremy Spath explore the world of Dudleyas
Past Webinar: The Legacy of Professor Werner Rauh and Travels in Peru with Pamela Koide Hyatt
Pamela Koide Hyatt will discusses the works, travels, and plant discoveries of the late Professor Rauh, as well as her extensive work with "Tillandsias."
Past Webinar: Tree Aloes with Colin C. Walker
Colin C. Walker explores the world of tree aloes, the largest of the alooids.
Past Webinar: The Cactus Hunters with Jared D. Margulies
Jared Margulies delves into the world of global cactus and succulent collecting to explore how and why some of the most passionate lovers of these plants may engage in their illicit trade and what underpins this demand.
Past Webinar: Barrels of Baja with Greg Starr
Greg Starr will take you on a journey through Baja California through the eyes of the genus Ferocactus.
Past Webinar: Tristan Davis – Once upon a time in Oaxaca
Back in 2017, while tromping around in the backcountry canyons of southern Mexico, a very strange cactus was discovered. Tristian Davis will take you on this journey of discovery, and along the way, you will see some of the sights and other plants in these little-studied remote canyons.
Past Webinar: Andry Petignat – Didiereaceae of Madagascar
Considered as “The Cacti of the Old World," plants in the Didiereaceae family were thought to be restricted to Madagascar, where the species are characteristic elements of the spiny forests in the southern part of the country.