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Food, Seed and Climate Change Resilience

Farming Matters offers readers a glimpse at some of the photos and case studies to feature in Gaia’s forthcoming global photographic initiative, We Feed the World. We Feed the World… Read More

Gaia’s Francesca Price writes for Langscape about the Swedish fisherman fighting to have their traditional knowledge recognised. We Feed the World is an international photographic initiative that brings together a… Read More

Spring is officially here! This is always an exciting time of year to talk seed and food, as many of us prepare to plant the seeds we’ve purchased from fairs… Read More

An article by Tero Mustonen, Snowchange, and Hannibal Rhoades, The Gaia Foundation. Originally published in Intercontinental Cry. A major new international study has recognised the crucial role Arctic Indigenous Peoples… Read More

Gaia is pleased to be partnering with Collective Eye Films on the UK release of the award-winning documentary, SEED: The Untold Story, from filmmakers Taggart Siegel and Jon Betz. SEED: The… Read More

Originally posted in the Guardian, 1st July 2015 Benin’s wet tropical forests are full of riches. Ebony, shea and mahogany trees tower over verdant foliage, home to mongoose, warthogs, chameleons. The… Read More

We are pleased to announce that we have a one-off paid internship placement available for 4 months, starting later this month. Please find full details below and send your CV… Read More

We are delighted to share two new translations of Seeds of Sovereignty, the second film in our Seeds of Freedom series. Now available in Amharic and French, Seeds of Sovereignty shares the stories of African… Read More

Colombia’s government announced that it will draw up plans to join with Brazil and Venezuela in creating the world’s largest ecological corridor, a project aimed at mitigating the effects of… Read More

In her theory of change known as ’emergence’, the academic scholar Margaret Wheatley reminds us that: “The world doesn’t change one person at a time. It changes as networks of… Read More