Breathing Planet Programme Strategy 6 - Running repairs
Conserving what remains of plant diversity and intact habitats is vital, but we can do more. By restoring lost and damaged habitats, we can protect diversity, improve marginal land and increase the Earth’s capacity to lock up carbon in plant biomass. We are using the breadth of Kew’s information and skills to make a major new contribution with partners to repairing and renewing plant cover in areas where it has been lost or damaged. Kew is helping to establish a global network of partners in restoration ecology to facilitate the use of seed banks and other botanic garden resources in the urgent repair and re-establishment of damaged native vegetation.
Read about the Running Repairs Science Projects
Photoautotrophic Micropropagation Systems (PMS)
Baseline Data for the Conservation of Coffee Species
Biodiversity inventory and monitoring to conserve critically threatened lowland forest in Sumatra
UK Bloomers Valley: A Species-Based Approach to Mesotrophic Grassland Restoration
Congo (Brazzaville): Surveys and Capacity Building
Conservation of the Eastern Africa Afromontane Flora
County Durham Small Pearl-bordered Fritillary project
Darwin Initiative Assessment of the Coastal Biodiversity of Anegada, British Virgin Islands - Project completed (2003-06)
Assessing and conserving plant diversity in commercially managed tropical rainforests in Sabah - COMPLETED 2010.
Dom, Bamenda Highlands Phase 2: reducing forest fragmentation and protecting what remains
Scientific Research & Data
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