Seed Banks and Jean Banks - Seeds and Conservation

Seeds need to be a part of our daily lives. They're forever adapting, not only to the external conditions of the world around us but they're shaped by our hands and by our creativity as humans. So we need to be in that dynamica relationship, season in and season out. And so i think the importance of this living context of seed restoation and conservation is so vitally important. At wendlebury always says, i love this, you exploit what you merely value, but you defend what you love. Because when you begin to restore s relationships to food and seed in that way, then you'll defend them against all oddsdn.