THE NATIONAL ALPINE BOTANICAL CONSERVATORY
Alpine National Botanical Conservatory, created in 1991, dedicated to the conservation of Gap's plant heritage.
Created in 1991, the Conservatoire Botanique National Alpin (CBNA) is a public organization dedicated to the knowledge and preservation of the flora and vegetation of the French Alps and their foothills. Based in Gap, it houses a seed bank and a conservatory garden for the rarest and most endangered species. Since 2007, it has also had a branch in Bourget-du-Lac, Savoie. The Jardin alpin de Gap-Charance invites you on an accessible walk through typical Alpine landscapes, from plains to peaks. An enriching discovery for the whole family.
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