• About CWR

    Crop wild relatives are the wild ‘cousins’ of our cultivated crops. In the same way that the wolf is related to the dog, CWR are related to our food plants.

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    What are CWR ? Why are they important ? Threats to CWR Sharing CWR
  • The Project

    The project Adapting Agriculture to Climate Change: “Collecting, Protecting and Preparing Crop Wild Relatives” aims to collect important species of crop wild relatives, ensure their long-term conservation, and facilitate their use in breeding new, improved crops.

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    Project activities Project crops Project partners Where we work
  • Resources

    This Project has led to the development of a number of tools and resources for people interested in collecting, conserving and using crop wild relatives in breeding.

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    CWR inventory CWR occurence database Crop Wild Relatives Global Atlas Pre-breeding data CWR Project Publications CWR in the news
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