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Sustainable uses - Africa's aloes
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Find out about Kew's aloe collection and about the uses of these African plants.
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Science and conservation - safeguarding Namibia's flora
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Kew's Phil Griffiths introduces the southern African plants found in the Princess of Wales Conservatory, and the work scientists from the Millennium Seed Bank do to help co...
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Desert adaptations - reaching for the sky
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Kew's Phil Griffiths explains the flowering of agaves, showing a particularly impressive specimen in the Princess of Wales Conservatory.
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Forgotten forests - the magnificent Mount Mabu
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Originally discovered in 2005, Mount Mabu was placed on the conservation map in 2008 when Kew's Jonathan Timberlake, and colleagues from partner organisations visited the a...
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Conservation in action in the British Virgin Islands
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Kew's UK Overseas Territories team has a long association with the National Parks Trust on the British Virgin Islands in the Caribbean. Two members of Kew staff recently vi...
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Summer Storytelling at Kew Gardens
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Stories from around the Gardens and from Kew Palace being told in the Temple of Imagination during Kew's summer festival 2011.
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Kew the Music 2011
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We've an electrifying array of artists joining us between 6-11 July 2011 for Kew the Music. Read more about each artist and find out how to book your tickets - http://www.k...
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Kew Archives: Diana and Roger Polhill talk about life at Kew
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Diana and Roger Polhill, retired Herbarium Botanists, recount their experiences of an African Expedition.
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Kew Archives: Pat Smallcombe talks about life at Kew
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Pat Smallcombe, retired Gardens Supervisor, and now Volunteer Guide, tells how he left his French homeland to become a Kew Gardener in the 1960s
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Kew views: Why does plant diversity matter?
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There are hundreds of thousands of different plant species in the world, but sadly, we now know that one in five of these is threatened with extinction.
But why should ...
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