The Crop Trust´s work responds to the urgent call for conserving crop diversity within a rational, efficient global system 

The Crop Trust funds the world’s most important genebanks from the Crop Diversity Endowment Fund, which is at the heart of the Crop Trust’s task. The Crop Trust also implements projects to address gaps in the global system for the conservation of crop diversity that closely complement the work funded by the endowment.


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In partnership with the Crop Trust, researchers at the University of British Columbia in Canada are pre-breeding wild sunflowers to bring more of these species’ amazing survival skills to farmers’ fields. Here the story....


Genesys is an online platform where you can find information about Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture (PGRFA) conserved in genebanks worldwide.


There are more than 20 species of the strawberry genus, only a few reach supermarket costumers, but rich strawberry collections are widely dispersed as the species themselves across countries. Genebanks´ goal isn’t just...


In this interactive map, you can explore the countries, crops and genebanks that Crop Trust works with around the world. You can see the crop samples deposited in Svalbard by country and the projects that Crop Trust has...


These documents have been developed by experts to provide a framework for the efficient and effective ex situ conservation of the most important crop diversity collections in the different regions around the globe, and...


The Chatham House Dialogue comprised three separate sessions that aimed to build a vision of how genebanks can play a fuller and more effective role in helping agriculture meet future challenges. Special attention was...


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