Guardians of Diversity: International climate exchange in the Potato Park, Peru

In April 2014, indigenous and ethnic minority farmers from Bhutan and China visited the Potato Park in Peru for a learning exchange on how to cope with climate change.
They learned from the many biocultural innovations of the five Potato Park communities, which collectively conserve 1,460 varieties of potato.
The film was produced as part of the SIFOR project (Smallholder Innovation for Resilience) in partnership with Asociacion ANDES (Peru), with funding from the European Union.
Film-maker: Adam Kerby
Read more: www.iied.org/fi...
Further details: biocultural.iied.org

[@twoweary]

It's a joy to see people working together. We should NEVER let companies patent our food. If we do, we will have to buy it from THEM later. Te quiero Peru.

[@cesarsuttaq6855]

my brother the farmers from China and Perú...

[@cesarsuttaq6855]

gente sabía gracias por cuidar nuestros alimentos

[@TheGohbomba]

Thanks for the videos

[@yotube19991]

Muy interesante, gracias.

[@IIEDorg]

VIDEO: A new 15-minute film documents a gathering of indigenous farmers from mountain communities in Bhutan, China and Peru to exchange knowledge and ideas about protecting biodiversity and culture as the basis for adapting to climate change --> Guardians of Diversity: International climate exchange in the Potato Park, Peru. Read more --> www.iied.org/film-documents-visit-guardians-diversity-potato-park.

[@IIEDorg]

The film will be shown at this week's World Parks Congress. Find out more about the related activities of IIED and its partners in Sydney --> www.iied.org/iied-world-parks-congress-2014.

[@vojislavbelic896]

Wonderful people and a wonderful video. Agradiseyki!

[@IrisaRowen]

nice!