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  • Cracking the codes of our flowering plants

    Cracking the codes of our flowering plants

    Edinburgh-based scientists have been central to new research, published in the leading journal, Nature, revealing for the first time, the true extent of the vast genetic make-up of the world’s flowering plants. Working as part of a global team,…

  • Blooming whiffy, New Reekie set to make a show

    Blooming whiffy, New Reekie set to make a show

    28 July 2024 For two days only this week, a popular star on the capital’s circuit is taking centre stage to entertain and amaze its audiences. A botanical showstopper for nearly a decade, Amorphophallus titanum is preparing to welcome its public to…

  • Experts warn of plant-eating pests causing devastation to gardens across the UK

    Experts warn of plant-eating pests causing devastation to gardens across the UK

    The Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh (RBGE) has released new information to highlight the importance of conducting plant checks when introducing new plants into gardens to avoid the devastating consequences of the golden root mealybug (Chryseococcus…

  • Tree experts united in tackling the devastation of Éowyn

    Tree experts united in tackling the devastation of Éowyn

    Storm Éowyn clearance work at Dawyck Botanic Garden, in the Scottish Borders, and Benmore Botanic Garden, in Argyll, is receiving a significant boost this week. The arrival of arboricultural teams from the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh and Royal…

  • Meet the teams who are saving the Glasshouses

    Meet the teams who are saving the Glasshouses

    The far-reaching Edinburgh Biomes project includes the restoration of the Garden’s iconic Palm Houses, A-Listed Front Range public Glasshouses and behind-the-scenes science hub of research Glasshouses.  It is a once-in-a-generation project for the…

  • Environmental Policy

    Environmental Policy

    Statement As a leading centre for biodiversity research, horticulture, conservation and education, and a major visitor attraction, RBGE is committed to improving its environmental performance as part of a wider commitment to sustainability. We are…

  • 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…

  • Racial Justice Report

    Racial Justice Report

    Achieving meaningful change The Black Lives Matter protests of summer 2020 led to heightened awareness of the colonial origins of European heritage organisations including botanic gardens. In response, and as part of broader commitments to racial…

  • Modern Slavery Statement

    Modern Slavery Statement

    Introduction Modern slavery is an umbrella term encompassing slavery, servitude, forced or compulsory labour and human trafficking. In Scotland, the legal definition of these offences is set out in the Human Trafficking and Exploitation (Scotland)…

  • Data Protection Policy

    Data Protection Policy

    Policy Statement RBGE collects and uses information about people, including: Staff, volunteers and applicants for jobs and voluntary posts Supporters, visitors, donors, and enquirers Students and researchers This personal information will be…

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