The Poznań Botanical Garden, operated by Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, is a significant scientific and educational institution in Poland. Established in 1925, it serves as a vital center for plant conservation, research, and public education. The garden spans an area of approximately 22 hectares and is home to a diverse collection of over 7,000 species and varieties of plants from various climatic zones around the world. Its collections are systematically organized into specialized sections, including an arboretum, an alpine garden, an ornamental plants section, and a systematic section that illustrates the phylogenetic relationships between plant families. The garden also features several greenhouses with tropical and subtropical plants, including a notable collection of succulents and a palm house. A key function of the garden is its active participation in the protection of endangered plant species, both native and exotic, contributing to national and international conservation programs. It is a member of Botanic Gardens Conservation International (BGCI), underscoring its commitment to global plant conservation efforts. The garden is open to the public seasonally, offering a place of recreation while simultaneously fulfilling its mission to promote botanical knowledge and environmental awareness.