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“The foundation for regenerating traditional farming systems is to work with communities to revive their former seed diversity and related knowledge. Once this foundation is laid, scientists can add a… Read More

Why we must celebrate the ingenuity, resilience and wisdom of small-holder farming communities now more than ever, as the damaging agenda for lab-grown foods gains pace.   The community of… Read More

We’re looking for an Administrator! A great chance to join our team in the south-west town of Frome, Somerset. The position of Administrator forms an integral part of Gaia’s small… Read More

A new film from The Gaia Foundation’s Seed Sovereignty series celebrates The Leakey Bean Collection. This is a story of seed as a source of connection to the plants and… Read More

In September the Seed Sovereignty Programme‘s northern network held a Beanfeast. Communities would, traditionally, band together during harvest season for intense work as well as celebration: bringing in crops, saving… Read More

This weekend we celebrated the Equinox, ushering in spring in the Northern Hemisphere, and autumn in the south. As is our custom at times of equinox and solstice, we have… Read More

In service of the emerging global movement for Earth Jurisprudence, Rights of Nature and eco-centrism, Gaia produces a monthly online update that gathers together the most exciting Earth-centred news and… Read More

Marine reserves, blue economy and blue carbon are some of the key issues to be addressed in this 2nd Oceans Conference, an all-day event on Friday 20th November, organised by… Read More

A canola farmer from Canada, Percy became famous for his battle against agrochemical giant Monsanto. His name became synonymous with the legal fight against patent rights and “The Toxic Legacy… Read More

Below we share suggested texts, images and graphics you can utilise to help Gaia amplify the launch of the We Feed The World photo book on social media, via email… Read More