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Dr James Richardson
Dr James Richardson
My main interest is to understand how global geological and climatic change affects plant diversity. We use dated molecular phylogenies in order to understand historical diversification processes. The research integrates the disciplines of…
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Dr Jess Rickenback
Dr Jess Rickenback
I am a Lecturer in Physical Geography at the University of Edinburgh where my work focuses on plant biogeography. For my PhD I studied tropical savannas from Africa to Australasia, investigating the ecology and evolution of a widespread genus…
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RBGE Weather Station
RBGE Weather Station
The weather has been recorded in the garden for many years. We have been an official weather station for the Met Office since 1956, with automated data collection since 2010. In 2018 the weather station was moved from the glasshouse lawn to a…
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Dr Susan Eshelman
Dr Susan Eshelman
I am a community and functional trait ecologist exploring how grassland ecosystems respond to local and global environmental change. I have over ten years of ecological experience in both tropical and temperate grassy ecosystems, with fieldwork in…
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Our Strategy 2021-2026
Our Strategy 2021-2026
Our world is facing an unprecedented environmental crisis to which an urgent response is needed. At the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, scientists, horticulturists and educators are working as part of an international network to protect species…
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Science and Biodiversity Strategy 2021 - 2030
Science and Biodiversity Strategy 2021 - 2030
Launched in June 2021, our Science and Biodiversity Strategy is a direct response to the Biodiversity Crisis and the Climate Emergency. It reflects the urgent need for action to: Secure a nature-rich future in the face of global environmental…
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Guided tours for groups
Guided tours for groups
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Fighting plant disease
Fighting plant disease
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Generating heat and power
Generating heat and power
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Saving the Tree Ferns
Saving the Tree Ferns
A group of seven-metre-tall Dicksonia antarctica tree ferns, growing for nearly 150 years in the temperate heat of the Garden’s Glasshouses, were lifted and removed from the Ferns and Fossils Glasshouse before being safely transported 150 miles to…