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Human Flower Project // “An international newsgroup, photo album and discussion of how people live through flowers.”
Niches // "Native Plants, Habitat Restoration, and Other Science Snippets from Athens, Georgia"
Pollenatrix // “Botanical Discipline, Daily”
Tree Trends // "An urban forestry and forest biology blog"
Guild of Natural Science Illustrators
American Society of Botanical Artists
Links go directly to sites that Scott features. For more of Scott's comments, please click on the title link.
Best of SBLD Beginning on Monday, March 6, I will be recognizing some of the best sites on the Internet that have been featured on this site during the past 10 years. If you know of particular sites that belon...
Impact of Alien Plants on Hawai'i's Native Biota This report emphasizes the 86 most invasive exotic plants among the more than 4,600 alien plant species that have been introduced into Hawaii. The site describes these invasive plants and their eff...
Suburban Habitat The Suburban Habitat site focuses on the home environment as an opportunity to cultivate a home ecosystem, with featured links on water, food, shelter, biobalance, harmony, tools, recycling and hab...
IG-Ascleps: Asclepiadaceae webstie IG-Ascleps has a lot of links and some information about plants in the family Asclepiadaceae, which includes the milkweeds. The family is one of drastic modification, however, and members include ...
UK West Country Exotics This website is described as a photo celebration of exotic plants and plantings in the gardens of South West England. This website presents what is, of course, a worldwide trend -- that of growing...
Erika Sonder's 'Portable Herbarium' This site "is a collection of herbarium specimens that she gathers, prepares, and reproduces by means of high-quality laser copying. The reproductions are full size, true color, with all botanical ...
Carnivorous Plant Photo Finder The Carnivorous Plant Photo Finder is a page by Bob Ziemer at Humboldt State University, who has amassed a large and diverse living collection of carnivorous plants over the years. The home page h...
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