Since 2009, Blanka Ravnjak has been a researcher at the University Botanic Gardens Ljubljana and an assistant for botany at the Biotechnical Faculty of the University of Ljubljana. In the garden, she is a curator of the plant collection and a coordinator for the University Botanic Gardens Ljubljana for two LIFE projects (LIFENaturaviva and LIFESeedforce). She was also in charge of collaboration for Kew's Millennium Seed Bank project and is now a coordinator for ENSCONET membership for the University Botanic Gardens Ljubljana. She is the author of various papers about plants in different magazines and the co-author of some books promoting autochthonous flora. In the Botanic Garden, she has workshops and lectures about the importance of melliferous plants. She also designed various gardens with autochthonous plant species and advises the Ljubljana city authorities about urban greening. On four occasions, she organized a summer school for foreign students, and she is a mentor to Erasmus exchange students. She is a lecturer at the Beekeeping Academy with a topic about the importance of autochthonous plant species for honey bees and other pollinators.