Science reports
Here you can find a range of Kew's scientific reports including our Scientific Priorities and output reports from our research projects and programmes of work
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Scientific Priorities 2021 – 2030
An outline of the scientific ambitions of RBG Kew, in collaboration with partners across the world, for the next ten years. This is an interim document, pending publication of full Science Strategy.
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Kew and the Global Strategy for Plant Conservation
Find out how Kew is contributing to and achieving the targets of the Global Strategy for Plant Conservation.
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Kew Science Impact 2012-2018
Explore 20 case studies that demonstrate our scientific research and its impact.
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Science Collections Strategy 2018-2028
For the first time in Kew’s history, there is a formal strategy to set out a framework for managing, developing and providing greater access to the science collections over the next decade.
Project reports and outputs
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Enhancing rural Caucasian livelihoods through fruit and nut conservation
Protecting important fruit and nut species in Georgia and Armenia through rural community engagements, ex situ seed conservation and research.
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FloraGuard: Tackling the illegal trade in endangered plants
Illustrating the benefits of applying a multi-disciplinary mindset to tackle the illegal trade in wildlife.
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Coffee Farming and Climate Change in Ethiopia
Summary report outlining a climate-resilient coffee economy strategy for Ethiopia.
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Colombian resources for plants made accessible
Making information on the rich diversity of Colombian flowering plant species available through a single online portal, ColPlantA.
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Madagascar grass atlas
A reference document on the distribution of Poaceae in Madagascar for decision-makers, researchers and managers of protected areas in Madagascar.
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Wild Plants for a Sustainable Future: 110 Multipurpose Species
Promoting the conservation and sustainable use of wild multipurpose species in conservation, agriculture and forestry projects.
