November 2023 Newsletter

Alms for Palms Edition

Ravenea moorei (photo by Will Spoelstra, Palm House Supervisor, RBG Kew)

Save the Species 2023

The historic Palm House at the Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew, a World Heritage Site, is regarded as the most significant surviving glasshouse from the 19th Century. It currently houses and displays several im-perilled palm species, including Ravenea moorei, which originates from the Comoro Islands. This elegant species is dioecious, and the male tree at Kew may be the only plant in cultivation.

Funding from the IPS Save the Species Campaign will kickstart this essential effort to save Comoro Island palm species from certain extinction. Please give generously!

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EXCLUSIVE OFFER FOR IPS MEMBERS

Members of the International Palm Society receive a 20% discount when you pre-order Palms of New Guinea, the first comprehensive account of these immensely important plants on the world’s largest tropical island. Use discount code PALM at checkout.

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Don't Forget to Register for the 2024 Biennial to New Caledonia
Don’t forget that registration is still open for the International Palm Society’s 33rd Biennial in New Caledonia, September 22-30, 2024.

Registration ends December 15 or when sold out. Contact info@palms.org for registration information.