The Ethiopian Lupins for Food and Feed project aims to develop sweet (low alkaloid) white lupins for Ethiopia.
A focal point for extinction risk assessments at Kew.
Exploring the mobility of biocultural collections.
Kew manages hundreds of projects worldwide, focusing on topics as diverse as the effects of climate change on agriculture to the use of Chinese medicinal plants. A selection of key initiatives that Kew is currently working on can be found below. Search to find the project that you are interested in or browse the work that we are doing either globally or by geographic region.
The Science directorate at Kew comprises six research departments, supported by the Office of the Science Directorate, and Library, Art & Archives.
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Explore some of the research and activities of our global science and conservation programmes in the Kew Science blog.