A new documentary short - launched on 23 January 2026 - follows journalist Dan Saladino’s journey to meet Dr Debal Deb: the scientist saving thousands of endangered varieties, gifting future resilience to the food that half of humankind relies on.
The winners have been announced for the fourth instalment of The Iris Prize - an international award that celebrates and funds young environmental stewards dedicated to catalysing climate action within their communities, and safeguarding the future of our planet’s ecosystems.
Food Issues Census 2024-25 draws on insights from ~130 civil society organisations to highlight the challenges, priorities, and opportunities facing those working in, and organising around, food and farming in the UK today.
Listening is an integral part of working with the land. Once a universal practice for those who tended it, this connection has often been overshadowed in modern times by industrial protocols and mechanistic perspectives.
Gaia Foundation has been working with ‘Earth’s best custodians and defenders’ across Africa and the Amazon for the last 35 years, to restore and revive the knowledge and skills needed to protect nature’s greatest security net. The Seed Sovereignty programme was launched by Gaia Foundation to support a biodiverse, sustainable seed system in the UK and Ireland, ‘because a food revolution starts with seed’.
Written by Richenda Wilson from Growing Communities, this blog post is part of the Farming the Future series. Their project, An evaluation of the value created by Growing Communities across the triple bottom line, is a collaboration with the New Economics Foundation and the Soil Association.
