A landmark film from The Gaia Foundation and the African Biodiversity ...

This photo-story was originally published on the We Feed the World site.
After the huge success of the We Feed the World exhibition at the Bargehouse in London, we have been receiving photos from all the farming communities who participated in the project. From Moray in Scotland to Panay Island in the Philippines, farmers...

The following interview with David Bollier is the second in a series taken from our recently launched report: Wh@t on Earth!?
The Commons Transition is a bold proposal, but not an easy one to sum up in one line. Essentially, it is the concept of transitioning from a neoliberal capitalist society to a peer-to- peer economy based on social knowledge sharing....

‘Wh@t on Earth?’, Gaia’s latest report, argues that digital technology is disconnecting us from ourselves, each other and our living planet – at a time when re-engaging with the Earth is more urgent than ever.
Our over-engagement with digital technologies is fed into by a never-ending cycle of destructive overconsumption. The report is therefore launched ahead of Buy Nothing Day, an international day of protest – concurrent with Black Friday in North America...

Originally featured in The Guardian on Saturday 17th November. Written by Alys Fowler.
“If you examine my pockets you will always find, among the lint, some seed. It’s an absent-minded ritual when I see ripe seed. I guess it makes me feel safe to walk around with a potential garden in my pockets....