Christiana Figueres On Ecological Hope
This new section of our newsletter (and blog!) will include the books, podcasts, and people that keep us inspired to […]
Galina Siberian Tomato
These seeds defied USSR government control to travel to the United States in the late 1980’s! One of our seed […]
Painted Mountain Corn
The beautiful Painted Mountain corn is a metaphor for our times, blending together different seeds to create something new and […]
Human & Natural Ecologies of Colorado Video
We’re excited to share a short video talking with participants on our Human & Natural Ecologies of Colorado courses on […]
Indian Blue Pearl Millet
Seeds have a story… Groundwork grows and maintains over 200 varieties of seed. We partner with local seed companies that […]
Reflection from Groundwork’s Farm
This post was written by Cora, a student on a Traveling School semester program that visited the educational farm in […]
One Earth Day Is Not Enough
When I founded Groundwork, I wanted to give voice to the big questions. What does it look like when a […]
Slowness
The core narrative of climate change is one of urgency: “we need to act fast because it’s almost too late.” […]
Liminality
Headlines in past weeks have touted reduced greenhouse gas emissions as COVID-19 halts travel and industrial activity. If not for […]
A New Generation of Trees
The Bolivian community of Tiquipaya where I live and work made international headlines this month for the first time in […]