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[Science News] – Rediscovery of a wild coffee tree with key assets for the future of coffee
Coffee is one of the world’s most valuable crops and supports the livelihoods of millions of people, yet it is increasingly threatened by climate change...
[Science News] – Meise Botanic Garden takes part in the reintroduction of mountain arnica in the French Ardennes
On the 6th of November, a team from Meise Botanic Garden went to the French Ardennes, in the Rocroi region, to help plant several hundreds of mountain arnica (Arnica montana) specimens....
[Science News] - AMPEE8: The Belgian flora facing the challenges of a changing world
The 8th edition of AMPEE took place on 7 November. Its theme was “The Belgian flora in a changing world: Challenges and opportunities”...
[Science News] - Hunting invasive plants with help from AI
A living lab was recently held in Zutendaal as part of the European OneSTOP project, which explores how artificial intelligence can help detect invasive plant species...
The Lievenherebeek is back in Meise Botanic Garden!
For the first time since the 19th century, the Lievenherebeek once again flows above ground in Meise Botanic Garden, where it joins the Orangery Pond...
[Science News] - Thematic day “Sowing with Impact” at Meise Botanic Garden
On 25 September 2025, Meise Botanic Garden and the Flemish Department of Environment organised a thematic day entitled “Sowing with Impact”, as part of the mid-term event of the Interreg EXPBIO project...