Campaign Participants – Let it Grow

Joining forces across continents, a diverse array of institutions has embraced the call to action by the 'Let it Grow' campaign. By dedicating efforts towards conservation and ecological education, these establishments pave the way for a better understanding and appreciation of our natural world. Below is a list of participating institutions, cataloged by country and association, that stand united in this green endeavor.

Unifying Global Efforts for Conservation

From the lush botanical gardens to the engaging zoos and aquariums, each organization listed brings unique expertise and passion to the campaign. Collaboratively, they contribute to research, preservation, and public education on a scale that stretches far beyond their individual capabilities.

Austria's Pioneers in Plant and Animal Conservation

With storied institutions like the Core Facility Botanical Garden at the University of Vienna and the snow-capped enclosures at Zoo Salzburg, Austria presents a commitment to conserving both flora and fauna through its active participation in the 'Let it Grow' campaign.

The Green and Wild Heart of Bangladesh

Promoting botanical education and conservation, the Plant Conservation and Research Foundation stands as a beacon of hope for preserving Bangladesh's unique plant life, helping to ensure a greener future for all its inhabitants.

Belgian Gardens and Zoos: A Legacy of Biodiversity

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Belgium's dedication to natural spaces is reflected in the commitment of Botanic Garden Meise and Arboretum Kalmthout, alongside the Royal Zoological Society of Antwerp, all vital havens for various species and invaluable educational resources.

Brazil's Flourishing Green Spaces

The verdant expanses of Jardim Botânico de Lajeado among other botanical institutions illustrate Brazil's rich tapestry of biodiversity, showcasing the importance of plant conservation in the face of urban expansion.

China and Colombia: Preserving the Beauty of Biodiversity

Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden and Jardín Botánico de Cali represent pivotal efforts in their respective countries to create a lasting legacy of knowledge, conservation, and sustainable coexistence with nature.

Europe's Zoological and Botanical Fortresses

Spanning across the bustling cities and tranquil countryside, Europe's zoos and botanical gardens stand as modern-day arks for endangered species and botanical wonders—from Zoological Garden of Zagreb to Denmark's Natural History Museum Aarhus.

Middle Eastern Contribution to a Greener Tomorrow

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The arid landscapes of Egypt and fertile plains in Israel are punctuated by lush oases such as the Mazhar Botanical Garden and The Tisch Family Zoological Gardens, illustrating the cross-cultural commitment to conservation.

The Americas' Gardens and Zoos in the New World

The American Public Gardens Association along with Canada's vibrant ecosystems are under vigilant watch and care by green-thumbed experts and wildlife conservationists committed to preserving the continent's natural heritage.

Asian and Oceanian Alliances for Nature

Bridging cultural heritage with modern conservation techniques, institutions such as Kyoto Botanical Garden and Taronga Zoo Sydney symbolize Asia and Oceania's pledge to the perpetual guardianship of their unique ecosystems.

Afr0_Oceania's Conservation Powerhouses

Africa, with its immense biodiversity, sees pivotal institutions like the Johannesburg Zoo, and in Oceania, the Auckland Zoo, take on conservation leadership roles.

Travel and Exploration: Discovering the World's Conservation Efforts

Beyond the pleasure of discovery and the excitement of new experiences, travel offers a unique opportunity to witness the tireless efforts of these institutions firsthand. Visiting these botanical gardens, zoos, and aquariums not only contributes to their conservation initiatives but also enriches the traveler's understanding of the global significance of biodiversity. As we plan our adventures, let us consider integrating visits to these sanctuaries of nature into our itineraries, uniting our love for travel with the enduring commitment to protect our planet's precious life.