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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

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

We are thrilled to have received the Digital Creator Award at the BBC Food & Farming Awards, in recognition of Gaia’s approach to restoring our living world through a virtual… Read More

The holiday season can be a beautiful time of connection and renewal, as we gather with friends and family and prepare to welcome in the coming year. For many of… Read More

“The world doesn’t change one person at a time. It changes as networks of relationships form among people who discover they share a common cause and vision of what’s possible…. Read More

  Nestled in the Dyfi Valley, surrounded by every shade of autumn’s amber cloak, hundreds of growers, guardians, savers, breeders, and lovers of seed flocked to the Centre for Alternative… 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 Friends,… Read More

The second story in a series by Fiona Wilton about exploring the mysteries of the Uruguayan sea. Read the first instalment here. As the the start of spring beckons in… Read More

We’ve long followed the BBC Food Programme’s annual Food & Farming Awards, cheering on our allies, so what a thrill and an honour it is to be nominated in 2025…. Read More

Earth Jurisprudence Practitioner, Method Gundidza – a member of the African Earth Jurisprudence Collective alongside Gaia – is returning to his roots in rural Zimbabwe, where African worldviews are once… Read More