
Banking the world’s seeds
The Millennium Seed Bank Partnership safeguards wild plant diversity and enables its sustainable utilisation through global partnership.
The Millennium Seed Bank Partnership safeguards wild plant diversity and enables its sustainable utilisation through global partnership.
Identifying and mapping Tropical Important Plant Areas in seven countries by 2020.
Discovering and disseminating the evolutionary history of all plant and fungal genera.
Transforming the Colombian economy into one based on green growth by assisting the country to make sustainable use of its natural capital and rich biodiversity.
Accelerating the identification of plants threatened with extinction and increasing the knowledge available on the conservation status of less well-represented groups on the IUCN Red List.
Seed collecting and building in-country conservation capacity in five biodiverse hotspots in seven countries.
Conserving some of the world’s rarest, endangered and useful tree and shrub species as well as conducting vital tree conservation research in order to retain a significant resource for humanity.
Collecting and protecting the wild relatives of the world’s most important food crops to safeguard our future food security in a changing climate.
Maintaining and enhancing the UK repository for seeds and associated knowledge, to increase the quality, quantity and diversity of native plant material available for research, conservation and habitat restoration in the UK.
Conserving Madagascar’s edible wild yams through cultivation to enhance livelihoods and food security.
Finding genes in ash trees to overcome ash dieback and the emerald ash borer.
Investigating fungal mycorrhizas and their plant hosts across elevational and latitudinal gradients in Alpine ecosystems: diversity, environmental drivers and threats.