The Poitiers University Botanical Garden is an important scientific, educational, and aesthetic site associated with the University of Poitiers. It offers a diverse collection of plants, and serves as a place of research, teaching, and relaxation for students, researchers, and the general public.
History and Mission
Foundation: The Poitiers University Botanical Garden was created to support teaching and research in botany at the University of Poitiers. It is an integral part of the university's scientific heritage.
Objectives: The garden's mission is to conserve plant species, support scientific research, educate the public about biodiversity, and provide a pleasant setting for relaxation and inspiration.
Collections and Plants
Plant Diversity: The garden houses a vast collection of plants from different regions of the world, organized into several thematic or geographical sections. It includes local and exotic plants, trees, shrubs, flowers, medicinal plants, and rare or endangered species.