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Meet the mint family

By: Gemma Bramley - 10 Dec 2010

Learn about some of the scientific research Kew botanists are focusing on in the Lamiaceae family, and visit Kew Gardens this month to hear more about it from our volunteer guides.


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UKOTs Programme 2010 Internships

By: Martin Hamilton - 15 Dec 2010

Martin Hamilton from Kew's UK Overseas Territories team reports on the latest news about the UKOTs Programme 2010 Internships.


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Welcome to Kew's Herbarium Blog

By: Emma Tredwell - 16 Dec 2010

Find out about the work of scientists in Kew’s Herbarium, including their expeditions to study plant and fungal life around the world.


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Highlights from the Marianne North Gallery Conservation Project

By: Eleanor Hasler - 17 Jan 2011

As the Marianne North Gallery Conservation Project draws to a close, Eleanor Hasler looks back at the highlights of over two years working in the Marianne North Conservation Studio.


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Introducing First Time Out

By: Mark Nesbitt - 31 Jan 2011

Five museums, five objects from the stores, five interpretations…


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RAW memories Part 3: The imaging workflow - raw tiffs and jegs, and making sense of it all

By: Philip Smith - 02 Mar 2011

Philip Smith cuts through the competing claims of image management software and offers a simple workflow structure that you can use and adapt for your own situation.


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Researching the landscape

By: Steve Ruddy - 18 Mar 2011

Steve Ruddy travels down under to research plants that will feature in Kew's Australia-themed landscape at the British Museum.


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Seven islands in three weeks!

By: Pat Griggs - 11 Mar 2011

A team of island-hopping conservationists from Kew is spending three weeks in the British Virgin Islands, investigating the plant diversity of this Caribbean UK Overseas Territory.


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Marianne North: A different view

By: Fiona Ainsworth - 29 Mar 2011

Come into Kew’s Library, Art & Archives Reading Room to see our latest display in the Wolfson Rare Books Room.


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#AskArchivists Day with Kew, 9 June 2011

By: Kiri Ross-Jones - 06 Jun 2011

Kiri explains how her team will be taking part in the international twitter event #AskArchivists Day and how you can tweet the team your questions.


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The Earth laughs in flowers*

By: Philip Smith - 23 Jun 2011

Philip Smith talks through his favourite photos from this year's International Garden Photographer of the Year competition, on display at Kew Gardens.

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