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Set between The Royal Photographic Society and Martin Parr Foundation, join us for a vibrant, family-friendly festival of food, art, and farming in Bristol: bringing together a diversity of people… Read More

This May, we’re delighted to be welcoming Dr Debal Deb back to the UK for the first time in over a decade. His work to rescue vanishing rice diversity from… Read More

Join us in raising £20,000 to increase seed diversity for climate resilience this #SeedWeek, with every donation doubled between 22 – 29 April ➡️ Click to donate or share Every… Read More

Restoring the forest is restoring the culture of Benin’s indigenous communities. Chief Atawé Akôyi – a member of of the African Earth Jurisprudence Collective alongside Gaia – shares his approach… Read More

Shifting our perspective from extraction to reverence, from seeing the ocean as “other” to embracing her as kin, is essential to restoring our relationship with the sea and all the… Read More

Mashudu Takalani returned to her ancestral village of Mazwimba as a widow with a young son. Despite the odds stacked against her by a patriarchal power structure, she instigated a… Read More

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… Read More

Today we celebrate Africa Environment and Wangari Maathai Day: a treasured ancestor who understood, deeply, the connection between social and ecological justice. Professor Wangari Muta Maathai, fondly known as “Prof”,… Read More

From ocean defenders pulling discarded fishing nets from the sea’s depths to Indigenous custodians defying deforestation, One Percent for the Planet has spent over two decades supporting those repairing our… Read More

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… Read More