Garden staff were delighted to welcome their 300,000th visitor this weekend, making 2018 a record year for visitor admissions.
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‘Glue’ that makes plant cell walls strong could hold the key to wooden skyscrapers
Plants from the Botanic Garden assist new research which may hold the key to building wooden skyscrapers
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NOW ONLINE – Recording wildlife in your garden for science and conservation
Our gardens are a potential haven for a diversity of wildlife species including hedgehogs, butterflies, bees, and birds
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Cambridge University Botanic Garden produces its first ever Living Collections Strategy
This is the first time CUBG has ever undertaken such an in-depth analysis of its Collections.
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The Giant Agave Flower – what happened next …
Do you remember the giant Agave spike which nearly went through the CUBG Glasshouse roof last year?
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Self-Guided Family Trail: Crazy Cone Caper
Become a secret agent and follow our free, self-guided family trail about tree cones
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