It’s been an incredible few days for the whole of the Gaia team and curator Cheryl Newman as we have seen three years of hard work and commitment come to… Read More

The following article was originaly written by Lucie Davie and published by The Telegraph on 13 October, 2018: “Between North Uist and the deserted island of Vallay, in the Outer… Read More

The following piece was written by Kelsey Nowakowski and published in National Geographic on the 12th of October: “During the 1980s, supermarkets stopped purchasing peaches from Mas Masumoto’s 80-acre organic… Read More

The following article was written by Katrin Koenning and published by the Independent on the 12th of October: “For the past three years, We Feed the World has collaborated with… Read More

The following article was written by Diane Smyth and published in the British Journal of Photography on the 10th of October: “Shooting small-scale farms around the world, 50 photographers make… Read More

Press Release from our allies and organisers of The Tree Conference: “Tree Conference rallies support to halt Deforestation Taking place at the Merlin Theatre in Frome on Sunday 21 October… Read More

The following photo story was originally published in The Guardian on 9 October, 2018: “Five photographers follow the challenges facing small-scale farmers, and their pioneering solutions for a farming system… Read More

After returning to where she spent her childhood summers, Susanna Pastorkova wanted to grow food that carried the flavour and traditions of the vegetables she remembered from her youth (Tina… Read More

Within sight of the snow-capped Cotopaxi volcano, in Ecuador’s capital city of Quito, Gaia joined activists, academics, indigenous leaders and students, for an historic International Rights of Nature Symposium, 27th-28th… Read More

Next week will see the launch of We Feed the World- our global photographic exhibition celebrating the small-scale farmers and fishers who feed the world, cool the planet and care… Read More