Tela Botanica

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Tela Botanica

Type	Non-governmental organization
Purpose	Botany
Headquarters	Montpellier
Location	Hérault
Leader	Daniel Mathieu
Website	www.tela-botanica.org
Remarks	See article for more details on formation.

Tela Botanica is a collaborative network of francophone botanists (about 47 000 enrolled in 110 countries at the beginning of 2020).^[1] It served as a model for the network of entomologists Tela Insecta, which is developing in partnership with Tela Botanica.