Information sharing

Seed Conservation: turning science into practice, Kew Publishing, 2003.

While the Millennium Seed Bank Project is primarily a collaborative, practical seed conservation activity, it is substantially underpinned by science and continuing research.

As far as possible, we aim to share the resulting data, information and knowledge with the widest audience worldwide. Actually, outside the relatively narrow field of seed conservation, much of the information we share is relevant to the wider sphere of seed biology - physiology, biochemistry, ecology, morphology, etc - and botany in general. Indeed, we expect that users of our various information products will regard us as a 'one-stop-shop' for seed biology information.