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From fungi to forests and bacteria to bountiful deserts, biodiversity is one of our greatest assets to be protected.

In an age of extinction, we’re finding long-term ways to protect and restore natural habitats so all life on Earth can thrive.

Kew Gardens and Wakehurst, two of the planet’s most beloved outdoor spaces, are home to the most diverse collection of plants in the world.

That beauty and variety helps us all live a little better, physically and mentally, but it’s also critical in the global fight against the effects of climate change.

Our plants are an extraordinary source of knowledge and a key tool for researchers worldwide, helping us understand what species need and how we can ensure their future.

By 2050, there will be two billion more people on the planet.

At Kew, our leading scientists are harnessing the incredible power of plants and fungi to make sure that’s a future we can all enjoy. 

We are passing on our expertise globally, lobbying governments and collaborating with communities to support sustainable livelihoods worldwide

Kew works in close collaboration with charitable trusts and foundations to deliver impactful and pioneering projects across our broad range of activities.

Partnering with us is a meaningful way for companies to achieve their social and environmental goals.