We work with museums, universities, environmental organizations, and government agencies on research, conservation projects, and public outreach initiatives.
We contribute to national and global efforts to protect Jamaica’s wildlife and ecosystems.
We curate and preserve botanical specimens to enhance our exhibitions, workshops, and educational programs, fostering a deeper awareness and appreciation of Jamaica’s natural heritage.
Our experts support taxonomic studies and assist in identifying species for scientists, conservationists, and policymakers.
We make biodiversity information widely accessible by digitizing collections and contributing data to platforms like the Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF).
We house and preserve specimens that represent Jamaica’s diverse fauna, serving as a valuable resource for scientific research and conservation.
We provide expert guidance to inform conservation policies and sustainable management strategies.
Through these efforts, the Botany Department at the NHMJ continues to play a vital role in preserving Jamaica’s wildlife and supporting scientific discovery.