The Na-Zemle.info Project is a next-generation global botanical encyclopedia created for those who see nature not just as a green background, but as a complex, inspiring system. We have combined strict scientific systematics with the aesthetics of a premium digital publication so that every plant unfolds before the reader in all its glory.
Philosophy and Mission
Our world is an endless network of interconnections, where every seed, leaf, and root has its own story. The mission of Na-Zemle.info is to collect, carefully structure, and preserve this knowledge, making it accessible to everyone. We strive to overcome academic barriers, turning dry taxonomic lists into a fascinating visual and intellectual journey through the plant kingdom.
We firmly believe that the study of botany requires an appropriate framing. Therefore, every page of our encyclopedia is created with the utmost attention to detail: from verified morphological descriptions to rare historical illustrations, carefully restored from the archives of the Biodiversity Heritage Library (BHL).
Scientific Accuracy
The project is based on a massive data architecture relying on authoritative international sources such as GBIF and iNaturalist. We don't just aggregate facts — we build the correct topology of knowledge. Our encyclopedia features a strict hierarchy of species, genera, and families, allowing you to trace the evolutionary connections between thousands of plants from all continents.
Global Reach
Nature knows no national borders, and our knowledge is also devoid of them. The architecture of Na-Zemle.info was originally designed as a global platform. We are currently developing the encyclopedia simultaneously in 6 world languages, erasing academic and geographical barriers.
Who We Work For
Na-Zemle.info is a tool for researchers, gardening enthusiasts, landscape architects, and anyone who cares about the aesthetics of the world around us. Whether you are looking for the exact Latin name of a rare fern, the nuances of caring for a cultivar, or just want to admire antique botanical engravings — you will find it here.
We invite you to join our exploration and rediscover the incredible diversity of life on Earth.