Vanastree
A women-run seed-saving collective protecting forest-garden biodiversity, from Sirsi.
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Vanastree is a women-run collective in Sirsi that saves and shares seeds to protect the biodiversity of forest gardens in the Western Ghats. Keeping traditional seed varieties alive guards food diversity and the resilience that comes with it against a world of monocultures. A grassroots effort worth supporting for anyone who values what grows locally.
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