Protect The Living
A collection of over 13,500 species built up over centuries
The first £50,000 raised will be matched, meaning your impact is doubled.
A £50 donation becomes £100!

With all your donations being doubled, even a small donation makes a big difference. Our Grade A Listed Palm Houses have been an iconic part of Scotland's heritage for over 200 years.
However, exposed to the elements, their condition has severely deteriorated. The Palm Houses are a vital part of our work to explore and conserve plant life.
Find out more about this projectWe need to raise £250,000. Scottish Government have pledged xx, and we now need your help to raise the final £250,000
A collection of over 13,500 species built up over centuries
A key element to combatting the climate crisis
Ensure these heritage buildings, as well as the plants they house, can be enjoyed for generations to come
With all your donations being doubled, even a small donation makes a big difference. Our Grade A Listed Palm Houses have been an iconic part of Scotland's heritage for over 200 years.
However, exposed to the elements, their condition has severely deteriorated. The Palm Houses are a vital part of our work to explore and conserve plant life.
DonateRead video transcript Audio description [captions] Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, a world centre of engagement with plants and globally important conservation collectionthe Wollemi pine, Wollemia nobilis, critically endangered in the wild Chinese paperback maple, Acer griseum, isolated in fragmented populations in the wild the maidenhair tree, Ginkgo biloba, oce thought to be extinct in the wild, thriving at the Botanics Edinburgh showcases the world of rhododendrons. The Garden is the guardian of a globally important collection [image of plant label 'Rhododendron macbeanum, Conservation Status: Endangered']Plant collections from China...to Nepal...and Scotland. Safeguarding biodiversity.the wooly willow, Salix lanata, vulnerable in the UKCatacol whitebeam, Hedlundia pseudomeinichii, critically endangered.Plant conservation in Scotland for the word