Naples Botanical Garden is a 170-acre nonprofit botanical garden in Naples, Florida, founded in 1993. It combines cultivated gardens with preservation land and is organized around seven natural habitats and ecosystems. Its defining focus is on plants and landscapes found between 26 degrees north and 26 degrees south latitude, linking more than 1,000 species to tropical and subtropical environments worldwide rather than one regional style. Beyond horticulture, it serves as a center for lifelong learning through family activities, adult tours and workshops, birding walks, and therapeutic programming developed with the Naples-based Alzheimer’s Support Network for people with memory impairments and their care partners.