About

Society Information

  • Name: Bermuda Botanical Society
  • We are a non-profit registered charity, and rely on the voluntary and unpaid assistance from our Executive Committee, Members and the Community.
  • Established: September 1985
  • Registered Charity Number: 249
  • Contact:
    • Post Office Box 2116
    • City of Hamilton HM JX Bermuda

Committee

Jennifer Flood
Jennifer Flood (President)
Jade Lovell (Exec Officer)
Jade Lovell (Exec Officer)
Peter Lee
Peter Lee (Vice-President)
Jocelyn Morrison (Exec Officer)
Jocelyn Morrison (Exec Officer)
Marlie Powell
Marlie Powell (Secretary)
Lara du Plessis
Lara du Plessis (Treasurer)
Marijke Peterich
Marijke Peterich
(Exec Officer)

The Bermuda Botanical Society is run by an Executive Committee, elected each year by members at the Annual General Meeting. Any member of the Society can stand for election.


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Yesterday’s plant sale was a great success with great bargains to be had! Thanks to those who donated plants, helped sort, label, arrange and price, those who manages sales, those who cleaned up and of course those who turned out - some very early! to purchase🤗# ... See MoreSee Less
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Bermuda Botanical Society
Hard working group of BBS volunteers spent this morning organizing the amazing array of plants brought in by BBs members and friends - thank you everyone who has contributed.Sale tomorrow Sat 29th 8 am - 12 noon ... See MoreSee Less
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Events & Activities

Upcoming and past events

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International Year of Plant Health 2020

Plant health is increasingly under threat.

Plants are the source of the air we breathe and most of the food we eat, yet we often don’t think about keeping them healthy. This can have devastating results. FAO estimates that up to 40% of food crops are lost due to plant pests and diseases annually. This leaves millions of people without enough food to eat and seriously damages agriculture – the primary source of income for rural poor communities

Find out more at including what you can do to help.   http://www.fao.org/plant-health-2020/about/en/
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