Agriculture

Heritage Seeds Library (UK)

This British seed library seeks to conserve and make available vegetable varieties -- mostly European varieties -- that are no longer widely available.

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Bioversity International

Formerly the International Plant Genetic Resources Institute (IPGRI), Bioversity International is the world's largest international research organization dedicated solely to the conservation and use of agricultural biodiversity.

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Institute for Agricultural Trade Policy

IATP is a leading research, education and advocacy group dedicated to "resilient family farms, rural communities and ecosystems around the world."

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Seeds of Change

Since 1989, Seeds of Change has sought to preserve biodiversity and promote sustainable, organic agriculture by cultivating hundreds of open-pollinated, organically grown, heirloom and traditional vegetable, flower and herb seeds.

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Save Our Seeds

This Britain-based advocacy group is dedicated to keeping conventional and organically grown seeds free of genetic

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Eat Well Guide (Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy)

A free, online directory of sustainably raised meat, poultry, dairy and eggs from farms, stores, and online outlets (and soon, restaurants) in the US and Canada. Zip code-based searches identify local products that were raised sustainably, including with no antibiotics, no added hormones, pasture-raised, grass-fed and organic.

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Sierra Club, Grazing Committee

A campaign by the Sierra Club to reduce the impact of livestock grazing on native species and their habitat on all federal lands.

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Green Gorillas

A consulting firm focused on growing the green economy.

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Primal Seeds

Organization supports local and indigenous efforts to preserve seeds in the face of commodification by agribusiness. Also promotes seed saving, seed swapping and seeds that are heritage, open-pollinated, rare, local and illegal.

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Community Involved in Sustainable Agriculture

A nonprofit in western Massachusetts devoted to promoting small farmers and direct relationships with consumers.

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