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New ICARDA Morocco Genebank Set to Open

New ICARDA Morocco Genebank Set to Open On May 18th, 2022, the new International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas (ICARDA) Morocco genebank is set to officially open in Rabat,…

Genebank Manager Athanasios Tsivelikas in active collection cold room, Rabat, Morocco.

New Online Course Dives into Genetic Resource Policies for CGIAR Scientists

New Online Course Dives into Genetic Resource Policies for CGIAR Scientists Since 2021, the CGIAR Genebank Platform Policy Module has developed and promoted an online course for CGIAR researchers and…

A researcher takes part in the G.O.A.L workshop. Photo: Crop Trust

New Pact Invests USD 109 Million in Crop Diversity

New Pact Invests USD 109 Million in Crop Diversity BONN, GERMANY (31 JANUARY 2013)—Concerned that inconsistent funding eventually could weaken a global network of seed banks at a time when…

New Rice Varieties to Help Vietnamese Farmers Future-proof Their Crop Against Climate Change

New Rice Varieties to Help Vietnamese Farmers Future-proof Their Crop Against Climate Change Can Tho, Vietnam, 26 October, 2023: A new project is supporting rice farmers…

New Seed Bank to Support Agriculture of the Future

New Seed Bank to Support Agriculture of the Future As he points to a white shelf that holds bean seeds, Austrian biologist Peter Wenzl explains that one of them, obtained in Ecuador, provided a gene…

The new germplasm bank Seeds of the Future, inaugurated on Mar. 16 in Palmira, in the southwestern Colombian department of Valle del Cauca, has eco-technologies such as rainwater harvesting, a water recycling system and solar panels. CREDIT: Emilio Godoy/IPS

New Shipments to Seed Vault in February 2012

New Shipments to Seed Vault in February 2012 LONGYEARBYEN, NORWAY (28 February 2012)—Rare wheat collected from the “Roof of the World” in the Pamir Mountains in Tajikistan; amaranth, with its…

New Video: On Collecting and Capacity Building

New Video: On Collecting and Capacity Building The newest Crop Wild Relatives video is live, highlighting the importance of collecting and capacity building! Crop wild relatives, the wild cousins of…

New York City

Biodiversity Bites for a Sustainable Future The food system is at a critical juncture. Climate change and biodiversity loss impact each and every one of us. Through the interconnectedness of our…

New York Climate Week

New York Climate Week Unlocking Climate Solutions: Embracing Nature and Agricultural Heritage The climate crisis is threatening the global food system. Crop failures and poor yields are…

New Zealand's First Seed Deposit & More Svalbard News

New Zealand's First Seed Deposit & More Svalbard News Institutes from around the world deposited seeds into the Svalbard Global Seed Vault this May, marking another step towards…

The Svalbard Global Seed Vault in Spitsbergen, Norway. Photo credit: Crop Trust.

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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.