African Biodiversity
Network

Biowatch - South Africa
Fundação Gaia - Brazil
Gaia Amazonas - Colombia
Green Belt Movement -
Kenya

Institute for Sustainable
Development - Ethiopia

MELCA - Ethiopia
Navdanya - India
Porini - Kenya
RAINS - Ghana
SEED Trust - South Africa
Wilderness Foundation -
South Africa

Partner Organizations

Gaia enjoys an excellent relationship with its partners, based on a history of collaboration, mutual respect, and a deep understanding of the work in which they are engaged. The aim is to develop partnerships that promote trust and transparency, flexibility, and understanding of the different environments in which we work and the opportunities and constraints these create, and foster continued honesty and openness.

Where necessary a partnership agreement, or Memorandum of Understanding, is established between Gaia and its partners for the joint implementation of programmes and activities.

Gaia currently works with partner organizations in Brazil, Colombia, Ethiopia, Kenya, India and South Africa. However, over the last 20 years we have developed working relationships with many other non-government organizations and community-based groups in Africa, Asia and Latin America and been successful in support or jointly carrying out projects.

 

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Gaia Learning Centre

2008 Programme of Events.

A range of workshops and evenings, to inspire and strengthen our relationship with the natural world and influence the choices we make in our daily lives.

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Wild Law Workshop - 26-28 September - with the Environmental Law Foundation and the UK Environmental Law Association.

Earth Ethics Series

Summaries from recent Gaia Evenings.

Restoring the Mythological Paradigm - by Jules Cashford

The Colombian Amazon: An Indigenous Peoples' Journey - by Dr. Martín von Hildebrand

Changing America's Environmental Laws - by Andrew Kimbrell.

Science's Changing Myth - by Prof. Brian Goodwin.

Countdown: Life on a Hotter Planet - by Mark Lynas.

A New Relationship with the Living Earth - by Dr. Rupert Sheldrake.

Get Involved

Other events and links to inspire you:

The Age of Stupid - the unmissable new climate change documentary for the big screen. Documentary footage, drama and cutting-edge animation asks "Why didn't we stop climate change when we had the chance?"

Earth is Community - DVDs
For anyone who was not able to make our Earth is Community event, celebrating the vision and path of Thomas Berry. A set of DVDs with the main presentations, now available.

 

Earth Community Network


Schumacher College
and Bija Vidyapeeth offer residential courses on Earth democracy and sustainable living. Visit the Earth Community Network for more opportunities in experiential learning - in Brazil, Kenya, India, UK.