Protecting Haiti's unique biodiversity through science-driven, community-engaged conservation action.
From seed banks to in-situ restoration, our conservation strategy addresses biodiversity loss at every level.
Living collections, seed banks and tissue culture to safeguard threatened plant genetic resources.
On-the-ground monitoring and habitat protection for rare and endemic species in their natural environments.
Active reforestation and ecosystem rehabilitation using native plant species to restore degraded habitats.
Education, training and partnership with local communities to build lasting conservation stewardship.
Our botanical garden maintains curated living collections of native and endemic Haitian plants. The accompanying seed bank preserves genetic material from threatened species, providing a vital safety net against extinction.
Each accession is documented, georeferenced, and linked to our biodiversity database for scientific use.
Field teams conduct systematic monitoring of Haiti's most threatened plant species, collecting data on population size, health, and habitat quality. This data informs adaptive conservation management.
GPS-tracked observations are integrated into our open biodiversity database.
Our nursery produces thousands of native and endemic plant specimens annually for reforestation and habitat restoration projects. We work with communities, schools and partner organizations to plant and maintain these ecological investments.
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