This case study highlights efforts in Berlin-Brandenburg to preserve and market old vegetable varieties through collaboration between organic farms, universities, and the VERN association.
This case study highlights how the “Lippische Palme,” a traditional kale variety from Germany’s Lippe region, is being preserved and revitalized through the efforts of a local organic farmer.
This case study highlights how a local bakery in southern Germany collaborates with farmers and scientists to revive Swabian Squarehead Wheat, an endangered traditional crop.
This report includes case studies from five genetically diverse landscapes in Europe and beyond, showcasing practical management approaches and the dependencies between domains.
The ECPGR On-farm Conservation and Management Working Group webpage provides resources and updates for stakeholders interested in preserving agricultural biodiversity through on-farm conservation.
This handbook is designed to help practitioners build capacity and conduct research on resilient seed systems, particularly for adapting to climate change.
This document outlines a generic collaboration protocol for national genebanks and community seed banks, aimed at improving conservation efforts for crop and tree varieties.
This guide outlines a participatory process to explore and enhance the roles of neglected and underutilized species in collaboration with local communities.
This brief highlights traditional and modern techniques for safe seed storage. Topics included quality seed production, appropriate storage methods, and the use of tools like traditional containers, desiccants, and hygrometers.
This handbook includes three booklets designed for rural producers interested in establishing, supporting, and managing community seed banks. Booklet 3 focuses on management, networking, and policy issues and offers a final checklist.
