Our scientists and curatorial staff work with a broad range of government, academic and commercial partners in collaborative projects.
Ten major natural history museum libraries, botanical libraries and research institutions have joined to digitise the published literature on biodiversity held in their respective collections.
The Creating A Taxonomic E-science (CATE) project aims to test the feasibility of creating a web-based, consensus taxonomy using two model groups from the plant and animal kingdoms.
The European Distributed Institute of Taxonomy (EDIT) is the collective answer of 27 leading institutions to a call for a network in taxonomy for biodiversity and ecosystem research.
This 5 year project comprises 20 European natural history museums and botanic gardens. It aims to create an integrated European infrastructure for researchers in the natural sciences.