HQ Function

Serves as the main public garden, administrative hub, and center for horticultural display, international plant conservation, and comprehensive educational programming for all ages.

Notable Features:

Includes the Dickinson Family Education Conservatory, Hamilton Children's Garden, Bamboo Garden (largest collection in North America), Tropical Rainforest, Desert Garden, Herb Garden, and the historic Ecke Building.

Work Culture:

A mission-driven, collaborative, and passionate environment focused on horticulture, conservation, education, and providing an enriching visitor experience. Staff and volunteers share a deep appreciation for the natural world and community engagement.

HQ Significance:

It is a leading botanical institution in Southern California, significant for its diverse and rare plant collections, its role in regional and international plant conservation, extensive educational programs, and as a major cultural and recreational attraction in San Diego County.

Values Reflected in HQ: Dedication to biodiversity, environmental stewardship, research, education, community engagement, inclusivity, and fostering a deep appreciation for the plant kingdom and its conservation.

Location:

The San Diego Botanic Garden demonstrates its global presence through its diverse plant collections representing ecosystems from around the world. It actively participates in international plant conservation programs, collaborates with botanical institutions globally on research and seed exchange, and educates the public about global biodiversity. Its curated gardens bring a piece of the world's flora to Southern California.

Street Address:

300 Quail Gardens Drive

City:

Encinitas

State/Province:

California

Country:

USA