About Emory Herbarium (GEO)

The Emory University Herbarium boasts a diverse collection of over 25,000 plant specimens, representing a wide range of botanical diversity. Our collections support research, education, and conservation efforts, providing invaluable resources for the scientific community.

The Emory University Herbarium's policies and procedures ensure the proper management and use of our extensive plant collections. These guidelines are designed to support research, education, and conservation while maintaining the integrity and accessibility of our specimens.

The Emory University Herbarium offers an active exchange and loan program, facilitating the sharing of plant specimens with institutions worldwide. This initiative supports global botanical research and fosters collaboration within the scientific community.

The Emory University Herbarium is embarking on an exciting revitalization project to enhance its collections and facilities. This initiative aims to preserve our botanical heritage while expanding research and educational opportunities for future generations.

Celebrating 75 years of botanical excellence, the Emory University Herbarium has been a vital resource for research, education, and conservation since its founding in 1949. Join us in honoring the rich history and ongoing contributions of our extensive plant collection and dedicated community.

The Emory University Herbarium, founded in 1949, is a cornerstone of botanical research and education at Emory. With over 25,000 plant specimens, it continues to support scientific discovery and conservation efforts, particularly in medical botany.