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Reflections on a year of Earth Jurisprudence training
Sikhethiwe Mlotsha, from Zimbabwe, is part of Gaia’s fourth round of Earth Jurisprudence Trainings. Graduates and facilitators together form the African Earth Jurisprudence Collective. Here, Sikhethiwe reflects on her first… Read More
This is our River of Life
The Tharaka community from the foothills of Mount Kenya are the first in Africa to create Life Plans, as part of an eco-cultural mapping methodology learnt from the Colombian Amazon…. Read More
Join the Gaia Team: We’re Hiring Two Seed Sovereignty Coordinators
We’re excited to be bringing two new Seed Sovereignty Coordinators into the Seed Sovereignty Programme team at Gaia. Apply now If you’re a dedicated seed guardian looking to use your… Read More
Attuning to the Rhythms of the Land: An Earth Jurisprudence Update
Every other month, we collate Earth-centred inspiration from around the world; if you would like to receive updates like the below straight to your inbox, sign up here. Greetings dear… Read More
Dr Debal Deb and THE LAST HARVEST
A new documentary short – released today – follows journalist Dan Saladino’s journey to meet Dr Debal Deb: the scientist saving thousands of endangered varieties, gifting future resilience to the… Read More
ATHARAKA (‘those of Tharaka’)
A new short film – out today – follows Kenyan clans reviving the ecological and cultural diversity of their ancestral lands. Watch it below, on YouTube, Vimeo, or with our… Read More
Eco-Cultural Mapping in Zimbabwe
Two communities in Southeast Zimbabwe’s Bikita district came together to map their ancestral territory and seasonal calendar, in the first stage of a process learnt from the Colombian Amazon. When… Read More
Gaia Cries Out
Gaia’s Founding Co-Director, Liz Hosken, reflects on her ‘hammock talk’ with Indigenous leader and long-time affectionate ally, Ailton Krenak. This conversation was convened by our dear friends at Selvagem in… Read More
Rays, River and Resonance
The Uruguay River seems like a silent giant, but beneath its surface it holds stories we have not yet learned to hear. Among them are those of the freshwater stingrays… Read More
Global Launch of the Antarctic Rights Alliance
December 1st marked a critical moment in advancing Earth-centred governance for the world’s southernmost area: Antarctica. Through music, poetry, art and debate, individuals and organizations from Amsterdam to San Francisco,… Read More
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