Protecting water quality from source to glass

Observing mossess through a printmaking perspective.

These images communicate the excitement of biodiversity research and the captivating nature of its subjects.

Explore the work of scientists at the Biodiversity Research Centre.

Be a dinosaur detective! Explore fossil sites in British Columbia.

Learn about millet cultivation around the globe.

Learn about iconic seaweeds of British Columbia.

Meteobotany pairs drawings of cloud systems with embroidered plant life.

Pressed Plants will teach you how to press and preserve plants for fun, sustainable crafts, education.

Bettina Harvey's Drift investigates the ecology and physical journey of driftwood.

Journey through 4.5 billion years of Earth’s history

Edible and Poisonous Species of Coastal BC and the Pacific Northwest

Consider the sensory knowledge and power of wild animals through thought-provoking artwork.

Dive into the luminous world of seaweeds with artist Josie Iselin.

Artist Megan Majewski and writer Sharon Roberts give voice to forests impacted by the BC wildfires.

Creative works from past and present staff, students, researchers, and volunteers.

A collaboration with the Musqueam First Nation on the complex network of knowledge around the making of a sturgeon harpoon.

Katrina Vera Wong exhibits hybrid flowers (Frankenflora) made from various approaches.

Solarized Polaroid film prints of Beaty Biodiversity Museum specimens by David Ellingsen.

Brigitte Potter-Mael is a gardener, artist, and print-maker in Vancouver.

We’ve opened our cabinets to reveal 100 Treasures in honour of UBC’s 100th anniversary and our 5th birthday.