Alliance for Conservation Tree Genomics (ACTG)

The Alliance for Conservation Tree Genomics (ACTG) has now moved to a new website: www.actg.science (click here)!

*|* ACTG conducts tree genomics research with the aim of understanding and conserving biological diversity. In recognition of the urgency of rapid biological assessments on the ground and the pressing need for skilled researchers to conserve and study biodiversity, we also provide training and workshops in genomics, molecular systematics, floristics, conservation horticulture, reforestation, and other fields using the latest approaches. On these pages you can find information on our past and ongoing projects, announcements of upcoming meetings and conference talks/posters, our workshops and new publications by the Alliance. For a chronological overview of our work, please check out our CVs and the Alliance’s publication pages.

In recognition of the urgent need for on-the-ground conservation and research efforts in the mega-diverse tropics, ACTG has partnered research efforts with global organizations such as BGCI, Morton Arboretum and local centers of plant research and conservation in partner countries in Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam. We coordinate our research activities from within Southeast Asia, positioning ourselves, with our local and international partners, on the front-line of biodiversity and conservation research, in some of the region’s least studied areas. By managing our research efforts locally, we provide support to Lao and other partners in becoming a driving green force, helping them to secure a sustainable and knowledge-driven future and preserve their regions’ rich natural and cultural diversity.

Please find more information on our contact page!

ACTG is grateful to be partnered through projects, funding support and collaborative agreements with (click the logo to visit their website):