In appreciation of the broad and diverse Passifloraceae family...
‘Giant Granadilla’ in Florida
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CIID Costa Rica 2019 – Adaptation Spaceship
In 2019 I (Annie) had the opportunity to participate in one of the Copenhagen Institute of Interactive Design (CIID)...
Migrations in motion by The Nature Conservancy
Migrations in Motion is an info-graphic which represents potential migrations of animals due to climate change...
Shan’s yellow cassava
A few years back probably in the summer of 2017 when Raleigh was searching for plants to grow a...
Craig Pittman’s ‘It’s a sin what we’ve done to Florida’s seagrass’
The original website and publication can be found here. It’s a sin what we’ve done to Florida’s seagrassby Craig Pittman, Florida PhoenixAugust 5, 2021 The news reports around where I live in St. Petersburg have been greatly concerned with weights and measures recently. It’s an effort to quantify the horror of the ongoing red tide [...]
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Three empowering figures that work with plants
In the past week we have come across some interesting articles and figures which inspire their communities to grow more. All of them may have different motivations but the solutions they propose at their core are about growing more plants that can be transformed into food, medicine or tools. Enjoy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KC7BpqLLvYk&feature=youtu.be Dj Cavem Bio - [...]
2020 USF Food Sovereignty Summit video compilation
After a long and expected wait, we are happy to share the recording of the past Food Sovereignty Summit organized by the Dept. of Religious Studies at USF.