Kew Gardens, home to Kew Science, is dedicated to addressing global biodiversity loss and finding nature-based solutions to humanity’s greatest challenges. With over 530 science staff, Kew focuses on understanding and protecting plants and fungi to safeguard human well-being and the future of life on Earth. It houses the world’s largest botanical and mycological collections, with over 8.5 million items. Kew collaborates with 400 institutions globally, conducting research, offering education and training programs, and leading projects like digitizing their vast collections. Their mission extends to public engagement and policy influence through partnerships and reports.