Saving the wild orchids of Mexico. UK Charity no. 1208062
Lily of Allsaints
Discover the mysterties of the sacred orchids of mexico, their habitats and their stunning floral displays in our new original production.
Spring Orchids: Mexico
Spring in Mexico is unique, the warmest and driest season brings forth unimaginable beauty.
Urgent Cypripedium conservation
Following the discovery of the largest recorded Cypripedium population in mesoamerica, urgent work is being udertaken to ensure its survival.
The Laelia collection
Genetic research has shown that the genus Laelia is largely endemic to Mexico. With deep cultural significance, we celebrate one of the most Iconic orchid genera with a collection of garments.
Extinct strength: What can orchids tell us about their extinct pollinators?
Extinct strength: What can orchids tell us about their extinct pollinators?
Bee orchids once attracted an extinct species of bumblebee, now they rely on self pollination. What did this extinct species of bee look like and how strong was it?
We protect our megadiversity through research and action
We categorize species of orchids in every region we operate to track population density and prescence of genus and species. We build upon the excellent work of biologists that have registered the species in Mexico and we make sure the populations remain healthy. Our main goal is to identify risk situations and scenarios to take action and protect vulnerable orchids.
Acineta barkeri (Bateman)
Flashy, big and with a great scent. A. barkeri is an endangered orchid endemic to the state of Veracruz. Learn more about our research and conservation of this magnificent orchid.
Prosthechea vitellina
One of the most iconic orchids of Central america. the deep redish orange of its flowers have captivated orchid growers for a century. Despite being endangered, it is one of the most abundant orchids in our reserve, learn more about P. vitellina by clicking the button below.
About us
We are expanding our activities and presence in Mexico and other countries such as Brazil and the United Kingdom. We are building links with existing orchid societies and environmental protection groups.
Mexican encounter of orchidology
The Mexican encounter of orchidology or Encuentro Mexicano de Orquideologia in spanish is an academic event that takes place every two years. Orchidarc’s participation in 2022 was on the challenges, threats and opportunities of the conservation of Acineta barkeri.
The orchids at our reserve
Take Action
Ready to take the next step? You can become a contributor to our cause, or participate yourself.