Armenia—a mosaic of natural zones with extraordinary plant diversity, including species found nowhere else on Earth—has long captivated researchers.
Its heritage as a historical and cultural crossroads, along with the enduring influence of these traditions on modern horticulture and ecology, resonates today in both public and private gardens across the country.
Join us for an exploration of Armenia’s botanical, horticultural, and ecological legacy. The talk will be led by Barekamutyun’s partner, Zoya Dutova, an ecologist, agronomist, and expert in environmental education and therapeutic gardening.
Location:
Letters and Numbers Coworking Space
35G Tumanyan Street, Yerevan
Its heritage as a historical and cultural crossroads, along with the enduring influence of these traditions on modern horticulture and ecology, resonates today in both public and private gardens across the country.
Join us for an exploration of Armenia’s botanical, horticultural, and ecological legacy. The talk will be led by Barekamutyun’s partner, Zoya Dutova, an ecologist, agronomist, and expert in environmental education and therapeutic gardening.
Location:
Letters and Numbers Coworking Space
35G Tumanyan Street, Yerevan