“As the Land Steward Supervisor at New England Botanic Garden, I’ve built my career around conservation, native plants, and ecological land management. Here at the Garden, we steward over 140 acres of natural areas representing meadows, woodlands, and wetlands. We engage in conservation projects like restoring the American Chestnut, managing invasive species, and protecting rare habitat types and plants. 

The Garden is a refuge for plants and wildlife, and an inspiration for visitors who want to learn how to steward their own landscape with practices that support healthy ecosystems. 

Please join me in supporting this unique and influential garden!” —Robert Graham