An important part of Indigenous spirituality and identity, the aromatic evergreen shrub is being threatened by poachers and over-commercialization.

In nineteenth century America, young women took to studying botany—a conjoining of interest, social acceptance, and readily available schooling.

Recently, the health of the honey bees has been a topic of some concern. But many scientists think we should actually be worrying about wild bees instead.

As climate change pushes agriculture into the unknown realms, farmers develop new methods of farming and organic sustainable farming takes hold.

What would happen if we actually eliminated mosquitoes?

Botany didn’t just intrigue and entertain Sara Plummer Lemmon—it deeply affected her personal life.