Wellington Botanical Society Home Page

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 Introduction

Wellington Botanical Society, established in 1939, has membership of approximately 350 professional and amateur botanists.   Our activities include research, field work, publication, advocacy, and the provision of botanical expertise.

We advocate the conservation and protection of NZ native plants.

We aim to encourage the study of botany, particularly NZ flora, foster an interest of NZ plants especially in the field and encourage the cultivation of native plants and protect lands and waters (under protected area statues) in their natural state.

 Meetings

Meetings are normally held 7.30 pm on the 3rd Monday of the month at Victoria University, Wellington. Lecture Theatre 101-Murphy Building, Kelburn Parade.   Click here for full programme.

NOTE:   Next meeting, Monday 20 July :   Biogeography, phylogeny, and taxonomy of Ourisia – A research synopsis.   Click here for details.

 Field Trips

Trips to locations in the Wellington Region are usually held on the 1st Saturday of each month.   Extended excursions are held at New Year, Wellington Anniversary weekend and Easter.   Click here for full programme.

NOTE:   Next Field Trip, Saturday 4 July :   Otari-Wilton’s Bush.   Click here for details.

 Current Awards

Nominations for 2009 Jubilee Award Cup called for.   See Jubilee Award for further details.

Nominations for 2009 Tom Moss Student Award in Bryology called for.   See Tom Moss Award for further details.

Nominations for 2009 Wellington Conservation Awards called for.   See Conservation Awards for further details.

Nominations for 2009 Allan Mere Award called for.   See Allan Mere for further details.