Proyecto Magnolia El Alma del Bosque ING

Magnolias are flowering plants belonging to the Magnoliaceae family. They are part of a primitive group of trees and shrubs within the angiosperms and are found in temperate and tropical regions of Asia and the Americas, with nearly 350 known species.

In Colombia, magnolias grow into large trees, forming dense forests with emergent trees that help regulate the climate and store large amounts of carbon, playing a key role in ecosystem conservation.

MAGNOLIAS IN DANGER:

A CALL TO ACTION

According to the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN, 2025), many magnolia species face an alarming risk of extinction:

Thanks to the support of Fondation Franklinia, several threatened magnolia species find refuge in our Natural Reserves. These conservation areas not only protect these unique tree species but also preserve the biodiversity that depends on them.

Magnolia amalfiensis

Magnolia coronata

Magnolia resupinatifolia

Magnolia resupinatifolia

Magnolia urraoensis

Magnolia katiorum

Magnolia cespedesii

Magnolia hernandezii

Magnolia gilbertoi

Magnolia calimaensis

Magnolia Wolfii

Magnolia narinensis

Magnolia calophylla

Magnolia hernandezii

Magnolia jardinensis

Magnolia yarumalensis

Magnolia chocoensis

Magnolia espinalii

Magnolia lenticellata

Magnolia chocoensis

Magnolia yarumalensis

Magnolia Wolfii

Magnolia cespedesii

Magnolia lenticellata

Magnolia urraoensis

Magnolia espinalii

Magnolia katiorum

Magnolia resupinatifolia

Magnolia resupinatifolia

Magnolia coronata