Where is the love, if there is no food?
Originally published: Committee on World Food Security CFS44 Why do we eat food? Yes, food sustains us in all possible ways. But it can also be an ultimate goal for…
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October 11, 2017
In loving memory of Dr. Bhuwon Ratna Sthapit, dear friend of NESFAS
Originally published in Platform for Agrobiodiversity Research (PAR) "In loving memory of Dr. Bhuwon Ratna Sthapit, Community Based Agrobiodiversity defender, mentor and dear friend of PAR" We are deeply saddened to…
September 4, 2017
Indigenous agricultural practices hold key to maintaining biodiversity & mitigating climate change
INDIGENOUS AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES HOLD KEY TO MAINTAINING BIODIVERSITY & MITIGATING CLIMATE CHANGE Source: Indigenous agricultural practices hold key to maintaining biodiversity & mitigating climate change In early May 2017, the…
July 18, 2017
How India can learn to tackle climate change from its indigenous communities- Mridula Chari, Scroll In
Article published in: Scroll.in Phrang Roy, a Khasi biodiversity activist, says it is important to weigh science and indigenous knowledge equally and take the best from both worlds. Phrang Roy,…
May 23, 2017
‘World’s 75% remaining biodiversity in the land of indigenous peoples’- Eastern Mirror
Article published in Eastern Mirror, Nagaland Chizami, March 8(EMN): 75% of the remaining biodiversity of this world is in the land and territories of indigenous peoples, said Phrang Roy, coordinator, Indigenous…
May 23, 2017
Why a Public Sector Indian Agronomist Embraced Agroecology
Original article published in Food Tank Article by Daniel Moss: Daniel Moss is the Executive Director of the AgroEcology Fund. He writes on food, water, and human rights topics for National Geographic, Huffington…
May 2, 2017