Colombia is one of the most biodiverse countries on earth. Practically every kind of ecosystem can be found within its borders. The Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh’s Colombian research program aims to determine how historical processes have affected diversification in those ecosystems. We also aim to inform the public about Colombian biological and cultural diversity through multiple media.

Recent RBGE Colombia Posts

• Another botanical William Jack August 18, 2017
• July 2017 Garden Wildlife Report August 17, 2017
• Happy Birthday India: or, the changing names of a Himalayan sumach August 15, 2017
• Welcome to Scotland August 15, 2017
• A woody legume August 8, 2017
• Expedition to Saipal Himal, Far West Nepal August 5, 2017
• Two interlopers August 3, 2017
• What’s that whiff? July 26, 2017
• Buses from the East Gate July 25, 2017
• Continental colour combo July 25, 2017
• June 2017 Garden Wildlife Report July 19, 2017
• The Botanic Cottage July 19, 2017
• Two South African plants July 17, 2017
• Edward Bulkley and the Du Bois Herbarium July 13, 2017
• Rhododendron serotinum July 11, 2017
• Remembering Sami food ambassador Greta Huuva July 10, 2017
• ⚠ Ravenea glauca July 10, 2017
• DNA Sequencing Natural History Specimens Using New Sequencing Platforms and Protocols: a 1-day meeting at RBGE 11/07/2017 July 7, 2017
• ⚠ Arbutus canariensis July 7, 2017
• My 6th Global Botanic Gardens Congress July 7, 2017
• ⚠ Rhododendron taxifolium July 7, 2017
• ⚠ Dracaena cinnabari July 7, 2017
• ⚠ Hatiora gaertneri July 7, 2017
• ⚠ Thyrsopteris elegans July 7, 2017
• ⚠ Hibiscus clayi July 7, 2017
• ⚠ Lodoicea maldivica July 7, 2017
• ⚠ Encephalartos lebomboensis July 7, 2017
• Ficus benghalensis July 6, 2017
• Dimocarpus longan July 6, 2017
• Leea guineensis July 6, 2017