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Josette Lewis

Dr. Josette Lewis is the CEO of Sustainable Conservation, which advances collaborative stewardship of California’s natural resources for the benefit of the environment and people.…

Seed Heroes

Where Dedication Meets Action in the Ongoing Effort to Safeguard Our Planet's Vital Genetic Resources Embark on a captivating journey with Seed Heroes, a special campaign by the Crop Trust, as we…

Geoffrey Hawtin

Geoffrey Hawtin is an agricultural scientist and manager with expertise in agrobiodiversity, genetic resources, plant breeding, and research management. He has headed two CGIAR Centres: Bioversity…

Taking Diversity out of the Genebank and into Farmers’ Fields in Ghana

Taking Diversity out of the Genebank and into Farmers’ Fields in Ghana On the way to Manga, in Ghana’s Upper East Region, over the border the hills of southern Burkina Faso shimmer in the middle…

Climate Change's Threat to Global Coffee Production

Climate Change's Threat to Global Coffee Production Scientists Sarada Krishnan, Director of Programs at Crop Trust, and Hanna Neuschwander, Strategy and Communications Director of World Coffee…

A ‘Revolutionary’ Way to Feed the World That’s Very Old

A ‘Revolutionary’ Way to Feed the World That’s Very Old As the State Department’s global envoy for food security, Cary Fowler is working to shift U.S. foreign policy towards promoting…

Svalbard Global Seed Vault Deposit - February 2024

Svalbard Global Seed Vault Deposit - February 2024 The Svalbard Global Seed Vault opens for the first time in 2024 to accept new seeds from the world’s genebanks.  Members of the media are…

My Potato is Your Potato: Collective Responsibility for Crop Diversity

My Potato is Your Potato: Collective Responsibility for Crop Diversity The rich tapestry of variation within and among crops worldwide is facing a rapid and concerning decline. Conserving crop…

How Rice Hidden by a Woman Fleeing Slavery in the 1700s Could Help Her Descendants

How Rice Hidden by a Woman Fleeing Slavery in the 1700s Could Help Her Descendants Descendants of enslaved Africans in Suriname, known as the Saamaka Maroons, cultivated a unique rice variety which…

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