Biodiversity
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What have improved crop varieties ever done for us? – Agricultural Biodiversity Weblog
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I seem to be doing little more these days that quoting Jeremy’s latest Eat This Newsletter. I was actually going to include the paper Adoption of ...

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Why the West Needs Prairie Dogs
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The prairie dog caught in Trap 69 was angry. And who could blame her? After waking up in her burrow on a mid-September morning, she’d waddled innocently ...

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In Bad Naturalist, an Author Settles on a Mountain Top and Tries to Farm
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Want to republish a Modern Farmer story? We are happy for Modern Farmer stories to be shared, and encourage you to republish our articles for your audience. ...

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Rounding up the breadfruit – Agricultural Biodiversity Weblog
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Jeremy’s latest Eat This Newsletter has a piece on Dumbarton Oaks’ Plant of the Month feature on breadfruit. And much else besides. Do have a ...

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Nibbles: Tree seeds, Tepary beans, USDA trials, Seed Savers Exchange, China genebank, Nepal indigenous crops, Giant yams, Brogdale, Old apples, AI taxonomy, FEED database, IPBES Nexus report, Business & biodiversity
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Collecting tree seeds properly and respectfully is not easy. No word on how easy it is to collect tepary beans respectfully. Helping the USDA with their ...

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Biodiversity on the Brink: Corporate Culpability and the Threat of Mass Extinction – The Understory
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Humans exist within a wildly complicated, nuanced, and interdependent network of life on planet Earth. We understand that network as biodiversity. Our ...

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Biodiversity: the Botanic Garden of Valencia
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The acclimatization of exotic plants on the 6 hectares of the Botanical Garden of Valencia began in 1803.

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Biodiversity: Botanical Conservatory of Porquerolles
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The small Provençal island of Porquerolles is home to a collection of 800 varieties of Mediterranean fruit trees, cultivated and preserved on 180 ha largely ...

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Biodiversity: Pléiades Neo Coverage of the Namib Desert
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Pléiades Neo was mobilised to map the Namib Desert in order to constitute a cartographic reference database, helping to identify and study large animals. ...

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Biodiversity: Royal Botanic Gardens of London or Kews Gardens
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The Royal Botanic Gardens of London, also known as Kew Gardens, is home to an expansive collection of over 30,000 plant species spanning 121 hectares, ...

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