Botanic Gardens

Botanic gardens are cultivated areas that showcase a wide variety of plants for research, education, and conservation purposes. They often feature organized collections of flowers, shrubs, trees, and other vegetation, sometimes arranged according to specific themes or ecosystems. These gardens provide opportunities for visitors to learn about plant diversity, ecology, and horticulture. They also play a crucial role in preserving rare and endangered plant species and can serve as important centers for scientific research. Many botanic gardens host educational programs and events, fostering a greater appreciation for nature and biodiversity in the community.