Kokopelli Seed Foundation
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Kokopelli Seed Foundation was created in December 2003 by Dominique Guillet to build a link from Europe's Association Kokopelli to North America, the purpose of Association Kokopelli being to provide access to open-pollinated seeds, as a way to alleviate hunger and promote sustainable food security.[1]
The Seed Foundation has subsequently begun a variety of programs:
- The creation in Mexico in 2005 of a seed-center and seed-school similar to the seed-center Annadana initiated by Association Kokopelli in India.
- Seed workshops in Mexico and Guatemala starting in January 2004, presentation in a conference in Costa Rica on biointensive gardening in October 2004, and more seed workshops in Costa Rica, Mexico, and Guatemala in November 2004.
- “Seeds for Life”, a campaign to donate seeds to Third World countries, inspired by the campaign initiated by Association Kokopelli in France, "Semences sans Frontières," or "Seeds without Borders".
References
[edit]- ^ Schaubhut, Berlin (2013-12-04). "The Kokopelli Seed Foundation, Improving Biodiversity and Curbing Hunger". Food Tank. Retrieved 2020-08-28.
External links
[edit]- Kokopelli Seed Foundation Homepage
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