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The Ames Tribune reports on the Annual Genebank Managers Meeting held in Ames, Iowa this year.

People from across the world have made their way to Ames to take part in an annual meeting talking about the future of the world’s...

Nature highlights report that finds that more than half of the wild relatives of 29 globally important crops are not adequately conserved in seed banks.

Marie Haga sits down with Gregg Borschmann, Environment Editor of RN Breakfast to discuss global crop diversity.

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Scientists have agreed on a $109 million plan to strengthen the world's biggest seed banks of crops such as rice and wheat to help protect and develop new varieties resistant to climate change and other threats.

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The Financial Times discusses Cary Fowler and the Global Crop Diversity Trust in "Expat lives: In seeds we trust."

"Cary Fowler moved from Memphis to Rome – and commutes to the Arctic Circle."

O Globo TV in Jornal Nacional reports on the Svalbard Global Seed Vault.

Se depender da ciência, os alimentos de origem vegetal nunca vão desaparecer. Uma espécie de arca com sementes de todo o planeta foi construída debaixo das...

The Economist reports on the Svalbard Global Seed Vault in its print edition in March 2012.

With a heavy clunk, the steel outer doors of the Svalbard Global Seed Vault closed on February 28th, shutting out a howling Arctic gale...

National Geographic writer David Braun discusses a recent deposit to the Svalbard Global Seed Vault.

In these times of tumultuous weather patterns and no certainty about the future stability of Earth’s climate as civilization has...

NBC's Today Show reported on the opening of the Svalbard Global Seed Vault in March 2012.

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