Build the historical baseline for plant diversity and distribution in Florida.
Ants are essential to the life of over 11,000 plant species worldwide. Help us learn more about this remarkable partnership in Virginia.
Explore plant biodiversity of the southeastern United States!
Releasing 150 years of accumulated biodiversity knowledge in the Natural State.
Nearly two-thirds of flowering plant species depend on animal pollinators. Help us learn more about this critical partnership in Virginia.
Crowdsourcing for Conservation & Climate Change Research @ NYBG
Specimens belonging to the Vanderbilt University Collection (VDB) at the Botanical Research Institute of Texas (BRIT)
The Gulf Coast of Mississippi is one of the richest areas of the state biologically. Help us to document this amazing flora!
Herbaria full of information but few have access to what's hidden within. Help us move into the digital world & uncover herbaria wonders.
Digitizing the herbaria of Tennessee
Vascular plants sustain herbivorous insects. Help us learn more about this important ecological relationship in Virginia.
Help us celebrate warmer weather and longer days by seeking out these short-lived wonders.
Vascular plants of West Virginia with seed dispersal by ants.
Fungus Among Us considers the 19th-Century fungi collected in South Carolina by Henry William Ravenel
Please help us transcribe our herbarium specimens!
More trilobites and some Burgess Shale beauties!
Help us understand how plants respond to climate across the Southeastern United States!
Vascular plants are masters of microbial mutualisms. Help us learn more about this important ecological interaction in Virginia.
Please help us transcribe our herbarium specimens!
The figworts (formerly Scrophulariaceae) are colorful members of the Virginia flora that sometimes parasitize other plants.
Please help us transcribe our herbarium specimens!
Wetland plants protect water quality and comprise a unique flora in Virginia. Help us learn more about them – hip-waders not required!
Please help us transcribe our herbarium specimens!
The flora of Virginia is still being discovered. Help us bring all the species to light!
Ferns and lycophytes from the R. Dale Thomas Plant Collection at BRIT
Transcription of specimen label data from the Georgia's Columbus State University Herbarium
"Sedges have edges" is a helpful mantra in plant ID to spot this tricky group. Try learning Virginia's sedge diversity with this expedition!
New and historical specimens from across Texas
Specimens belonging to the Vanderbilt University Collection (VDB) at the Botanical Research Institute of Texas (BRIT)
This project will help create data sets to train and test a machine learning algorithm that will detect anomalies in specimen data
Capturing California's flowers: Using digital images to investigate phenological change in a biodiversity hotspot
Pictures worth a thousand words - give or take a few. Specimen images without any data.
A wide variety of specimens from Texas and Oklahoma
Ferns and lycophytes from the R. Dale Thomas Plant Collection at BRIT
Discover the diversity of plants in the genus Physalis, the ground cherries and tomatillos.
Join us for an expedition to document ferns, gymnosperms, and monocots of Texas.
Join CU Boulder's Herbarium as we aid the effort to digitize the biocollections of the world!
Trees from the R. Dale Thomas Plant Collection at BRIT
Help us digitize our 170,000 plant and animal specimens from around the world!
Help uncover the diverse specimens of the Lord Fairfax Community College Herbarium, a regional collection with an international flair.
Help the S.M. Tracy Herbarium discover their collection contents.
The goal of this project is to digitize specimens collected near the Walls of Jericho protected area.
Expand the publicly accessible database on plant specimens of SC
Help us uncover the life's work of Lena Artz, a hidden figure of mid-20th century Virginian botany.
Transcribing vascular plants collected in Knox County, Tennessee, U.S.A.
Help uncover the Virginia Military Institute Herbarium, a collection with deep roots in the botanical history of the state.
Assist graduate students in databasing plant occurrence records found in counties of Southern Tennessee and Northern Alabama
Pictures worth a thousand words - give or take a few. Specimen images without any data.