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Nurturing the bond between nature and knowledge
A place to learn from with about plants
Bridging Plants and People
We work to preserve, share and develop the knowledge that bridges plant and human worlds, opening new spaces and exchanges between disciplines, cultures and traditions. Our vision is to provide a meeting point to cultivate the relationship between plants and our society.
work process
Our Roadmap: From Vision to Reality
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Q2 2024
- Drafting of Statutes and foundational documentation
- Formation of the Board of Directors
- Viability study
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Q3 2024
- Foundation constitution
- First development stage for the Library: Outline and Technical study
- Creation of Art, logos and graphic design elements
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Q4 2024
- Website design and development
- Communication starts: social networks, mailing list, first Foundation presentation events
- Second development stage for the Library: Hiring a Library and Information Science specialist, server setup, start of cataloging
- Planning for periodic publications
- Seed Bank space design
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Q1 2025
- First HQ for Library and Seed Bank established
- Third development stage for the Library: Furnishing, cataloging and digitizing, consultation terminals setup
- Project start for the Ethnobotanical Garden: Hiring a Botanical Garden Design and Landscaping specialist
- Library purchases program starts
- Seed Bank space installation
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Q2 2025
- Last development stage for the Library: final cataloging, OPAC publication
- Seed Bank activity starts
- First stage for the Ethnobotanical Garden project & development
- Library opening, Foundation presentation event
- First release of the Mandragora digital bulletin
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Q3/Q4 2025
- Second stage for the Ethnobotanical garden project & development
- First Foundation network events
- First issue of the Mandragora magazine
- Search for space for the Ethnobotanical garden project
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2026
- Third stage for the Ethnobotanical garden project & development
- Acquisition of a space for the Ethnobotanical Garden and other Foundation facilities
- Construction project
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Mandragora logo art by Benjamin Vierling.
Registered in the Registry of Foundations of the Generalitat of Catalonia as a charitable foundation of cultural and scientific nature.
Mandragora logo art by Benjamin Vierling.
Registered in the Registry of Foundations of the Generalitat of Catalonia as a charitable foundation of cultural and scientific nature.
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