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Candidate World
Heritage Site

Draft Management Plan

What is the vision for the World Heritage Site?

For the future, the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew aims to sustain the significance and values of the site. It will:

• continue to set the standard as the world's premier botanic garden, and develop its role as a leader in plant research, conservation and horticultural practice
• underpin the sustainable management and evolution of the site by conserving and enhancing its outstanding historic landscape gardens and their architectural heritage
• enhance the quality of visitor facilities and achieve new levels of excellence in visitor management and experience as one of the UK's top tourism destinations
• continue to balance its key roles as a centre for scientific research and major visitor destination with conserving its outstanding assets
• enhance the quality of on-site facilities for the collections, research and staff, allowing for the incorporation of new opportunities for public engagement and intellectual access
• interpret Kew's history and scientific role to a larger and more diverse audience, and promote innovative public education programmes
• continue the Gardens' long tradition of contemporary landscape design

Who is involved? >>>

 


About the plan

What is a World Heritage Site?

Why is Kew Gardens important?

What is a Management Plan?

What is the vision?

Who is involved?

How to contribute

Downloads

The following documents are available in Acrobat pdf format. They require Acrobat Reader version 5

Summary Document (393KB)

Draft Plan (2.4MB)

Appendices (87KB)

 

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