2024
DOI: 10.3390/jzbg5020013
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Botanic Garden Tourism, Social Value, Health, and Well-Being

Nicholas Catahan,
Michelle Hopwood,
Piumie Suraweera

Abstract: Many botanic gardens are flourishing, and many others can learn from those leading the way; at the same time, all can form new allegiances informed by service research. We developed this paper to plant seeds for different stakeholders interested in putting a spotlight on botanic garden tourism opportunities. It is in response to a call to action by many stakeholders across the botanic garden sector for greater public engagement, to challenge plant awareness disparity, and to ensure the vitality and viability o… Show more

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