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NOTICING PLANTS

macrophotography

science communication

EXPLORING LIFE WITH LYCOPHYTES

Documenting lycophyte research in Lithuania

THE UNKNOWNS OF THE TINIEST FERN

Documenting Least Moonwort research in Lithuania

walks & talks

Cemetery - The Living Sanctuary

Lycophytes - The Ancient Wonders

Urban Ruderal Ecologies

manifesto

We celebrate all plants, but our biased love draws us to focus on sharing the wonders of lycopods, tiny ferns, and the most overlooked plants.

We seldom communicate on the utility of plants. We invite to study their complex relationships.

Yes, there can never be too many pictures of plants. Photography is a powerful tool for observation — whether for science, phenology, or personal discoveries.

We are on the adventure to explore how botanical science can intersect with social and human sciences, and how these interactions can shift our perceptions of plants and ourselves.

Dr. Radvilė Rimgailė-Voicik

Dr. Radvilė, a botanist and scientist at Vilnius University's Life Sciences Center, specializes in researching lycopods that evoke the ancient memories of the dinosaur era. She passionately delves into the interplay between the rich history of botany and the contemporary realities, as well as dreaming about the prospects of botany.

Greta Valvonytė-Kazlauskė

Greta's roots are in communication and information sciences. Her curiosity blossoms at the intersection of social sciences and botany, science communication, and storytelling with plants. She also loves to meet plants through macro photography.

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