Orcas Island Seed Bank
Dedicated to Promoting Gentic Diversity and Food Security
Orcas Island Seed Bank is a community organization dedicated to saving seeds and increasing the genetic diversity of food and plants in the San Juan Islands. We are interested in local and global connections.
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Created: Nov 05, 2008
Updated: Jul 04, 2009
Membership: Open
Semi-Private
Catarina Moreira Rato
catarina
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I am committed to bringing forth an
environmentally sustainable, spiritually
fulfilling and socially just human presence on
this planet as the guiding principle of our
times.
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Progress in human affairs is most often gauged by the expansion of knowledge. Yet despite
the enormous expansion of knowledge in the twentieth century, it is fair to say that we are
more than ever aware of what we do not know, if knowledge can be defined as the relation of
human beings to themselves and to the world.
There has been in recent decades a growing concern for the fate of the natural world; a fate, it
would seem, that is contingent on the direction taken by human intelligence. What kind of
intelligence, and what direction?
Search With Wiser Efforts...
With Love..
Surendra Singh Virhe
Utkarsh Sansthan India
utkarsh_atoz@rediffmail.com