Creating Sustainable Amazonian Landscapes (SAL) through participatory research in the productive agricultural systems of Caquetá, Colombia
By: Paul Peters and Paula Caicedo Last week (19-22 May), we attended a workshop on participatory agroforestry organized by our partner Instituto amazó Read more...
Tres minutos para los parientes silvestres
Durante la mas reciente reunión (24-27 de Marzo) del proyecto “Adapting agriculture to climate change: collecting, protecting and preparing the Read more...
Banding together: A global community committed to biodiversity and food security
Written by: Melissa Reichwage and reposted from CIAT “The challenges for agriculture are vast, but we do have a basic structure to build on in order t Read more...
New crop wild relatives atlas available
Last week, the Atlas of Guatemalan crop wild relatives was officially presented at the “VIII Simposio Internacional de Recursos Genéticos para A Read more...
Haiti: what comes after the quake
On January 12th, 2010, Haiti suffered one of the harshest earthquake on record. Neither its institutions, its infrastructure, nor its people were prep Read more...
Wild tomatoes for climate change
During the last week (11-12th May), we presented the results of the Gap Analysis applied to wild tomatoes (a genepool from South America!) to a group Read more...
Agri-briefs: food security, Indiana Jones, wheat and corn yields, wild relatives & climate change
When food is available and pockets are empty: access to food in Haiti The Indiana Jones of plant genetic resources (this one is quite old but worth to Read more...
Opportunity: open call for interns
We are currently looking for an intern to provide assistance in gathering data and digitization of biological records for Crop Wild Relatives. Requir Read more...
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