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The changing global environment scenario and effort for conservation of rare and endangered species is a great challenge in front of green policymakers, and at this critical juncture botanic gardens can take an initiative in the collection of threatened plant species and reintroduce them back in their native habitats. The ex-situ methods of biodiversity conservation although a complex task to preserve a species away from its natural environment, can play a significant role to re-establish the genetic heritage in an appropriate environment. To date, attempts at linking the local botanical gardens to climate change mitigation and urban sustainability in Ondo-State is lacking, Policy measures that target the identified administrative and technical lapses are therefore recommended.

It was revealed that poor awareness and funding, lack of interaction, and non-implementation of botanical gardens criteria, are some of the problems facing botanical garden operators in the State.

This paper utilises site visits, oral and telephone interviews of eleven (11) botanical garden operators from the three geopolitical zones of the State, and published sources during the study. Consequently, threats to botanical gardens often provoke negative impacts on human ability to resuscitate and restore damaged native plant species, and invoke greater damage on the environment from permanent loss of plant conservation and genetic diversity. The disappearance of plants from urban environments often endangers humans, reduces urban cooling and increases global warming and climate change. A b s t r a c t The increasing pace of urbanisation implies that the fate of urban biotic communities, of which the local botanical gardens are a vital part, will continue to hang in the balance.

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