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Strengthening Genebanks in Ecuador and Peru

Strengthening Genebanks in Ecuador and Peru A team of experts traveled to Ecuador and Peru to review the national genebanks in a visit organized by the Crop Trust under the Biodiversity for

Marise Borja, one of the BOLD genebank reviewers, examines the INIAP long-term storage cold room. She is accompanied by Alvaro Monteros, the Delegate Manager at the National Department of Plant Genetic Resources in Ecuador

Strengthening the Inclusion of Marginalized Groups in Ex Situ Conservation of Crop Diversity

Strengthening the Inclusion of Marginalized Groups in Ex Situ Conservation of Crop Diversity Farmers have selected, exchanged and conserved crop diversity for millennia, and continue to do so,

Cary Fowler Lecture at NMBU

Cary Fowler Lecture at NMBU Cary Fowler joins the Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) for a lecture and debate on 5 December on war, climate and food. Fowler is a former NMBU professor and

Cary Fowler in the Svalbard Global Seed Vault.

International Committee Takes on Plan to Develop the Ukrainian Genebank and Secure Its Invaluable Plants and Seeds for the Future

International Committee Takes on Plan to Develop the Ukrainian Genebank and Secure Its Invaluable Plants and Seeds for the Future NordGen hosted a meeting with the Ukrainian genebank and several

Crop Diversity Day 2022

Join us for an evening of dialogue and networking, and connect with policymakers and scientists in lively debate on the critical challenges facing our food systems.

International Day for Biological Diversity 2022

International Day for Biological Diversity 2022 May 22 each year marks the International Day for Biological Diversity. This year, the theme is “building a shared future for all life" to highlight

GB-9 Side Event: Safeguarding Crop Diversity in an Unpredictable World

GB-9 Side Event: Safeguarding Crop Diversity in an Unpredictable World We live in an increasingly uncertain world. Every day presents genebanks with fresh challenges. These challenges need new,

Safeguarding Crop Diversity in an Unpredictable World event

Crop Trust Logo & Branding

In 2022, the Crop Trust refreshed its brand with an updated color palette and a new logo.

Africa’s Forgotten Crops Could Offset Growing Food Insecurity

The work of Crop Trust scientists was highlighted in this editorial by Michel Edmond Ghanem on behalf of 21 signatories in the journal Nature.

Sorghum breeding field trials in Kenya. Photo:Michael Major/Crop Trust

More Funding Needed for Climate Adaptation, as Risks Mount

More Funding Needed for Climate Adaptation, as Risks Mount Countries must urgently ramp up action to adapt to the current and future impacts of climate change, as efforts now are too little and too

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The Crop Diversity Digest

From cutting-edge research to work saving seeds in communities, even our small actions can have a big impact on saving crop diversity and putting it to good use. Read the latest news highlighting these efforts and more.