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Climate change threatens the availability of high quality Ethiopian coffee; scientists at Kew Gardens are undertaking work to mitigate the risk.

HVCfP Network member Arthur Kay is in the news today – find out more.

22nd May 2017 is the International Day of Biological Diversity

Rosemary sales increase during the exam season because of its links to memory.

The 2017 State of the World’s Plants report has been published by Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew

Insight gained from sequencing of the genome of Camellia sinensis provides opportunities to understand and modify the flavour of tea.

This vacancy is an opportunity to contribute to UK implementation of Access and Benefit Sharing while also having an opportunity to gain experience in other areas of environmental legislation

The genome of gluten free ‘superfood’ Quinoa has been published in Nature

Safeguarding the source of the distinctive flavour of gin – juniper berries – for the future