Plant Diversity Challenge, the UK's plant conservation strategy
Plant Diversity Challenge, the UK's response to the global strategy for plant conservation with logos of JNCC, the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew and Plantlife
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1: Understanding and
Documenting
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2: Conserving Plant
Diversity
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4: Protecting the
world's ecological
regions
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5: Identifying and
conserving important
plant areas
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6: Conserving plants
within production lands
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7: Conserving
threatened species
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8: Linking ex-situ
and in-situ conservation
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9: Conserving crop
diversity
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10: Controlling non-
native species
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3: Using Plant
Diversity Sustainably
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4: Promoting
Education
and Awareness
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5: Building Capacity
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Objective 2: Conserving Plant Diversity

Plant diversity can be conserved through a variety of in situ and ex situ approaches and at different scales, from genes and populations of individual species, through sites to habitats and entire landscapes.

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Links to: JNCC, opens in new browser window

Link to: Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, opens in new browser window

 

 
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