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Ana DigónCommunicator and Regenerative Event Organiser
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Andy GoldringCEO Permaculture Association (Britain)
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Beat RölliBiologist, Permaculture Designer, Farmer
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Charlie GrayEthnobotanist, Food Systems Designer, Seed Steward
Charlie Gray
Charlotte KottuschResearch Assistant/VFPC Speaker
Charlotte Kottusch
Graham BurnettPositive solutions for regenerative futures
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India HamiltonRegenerative designer and entrepreneur
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Iris KunzeGeographer, expert on intentional communities
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Iryna KazakovaProject coordinator at NGO Permaculture in Ukraine
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Julie MathesJournalist focusing on environmental issues
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Jyoti FernandesFarmer and land rights activist
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La BolinaEcological, regenerative and intercultural association
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Mark Ridsdill SmithContainer gardener, author and teacher
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Matt SwarbrickOptimist and Tea Maker at Henbant
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Matteo MazzolaRegenerative farmer, consultant and educator
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Morag GambleFounder, presenter and educator
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Murad AlkhufashMarda Permaculture Farm founder
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Pat MooneyAuthority on issues of global governance, corporate concentration, and intellectual property monopoly
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Pavlo ArdanovResearcher and lecturer. Co-founder of NGO Permaculture in Ukraine
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PermaMedPermaculture educators and practitioners
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Permayouth Hubs UgandaFeaturing Brenda Nakafeero & Rolande Ansima Casinga
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Perrine Hervé-GruyerPermaculture and agroecology consultant
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Peter BrooksSpatial researcher
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Pippa ChapmanBackyard forest gardener
Pippa Chapman
Precious PhiriSmallholder farmer, regenerative agriculture practitioner and trainer
Precious Phiri
Rob HopkinsFounder of the Transition movement.
Rob Hopkins
Sheila DarmosAdvocate for Regenerative Farming
Sheila Darmos
Stephanie HaffertyGarden writer, consultant and designer
Stephanie Hafferty
Steve CharterFunding Coordinator PAB, iACT Project Lead
Steve Charter
Suzy RussellSupporting and promoting Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) in the UK
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Valerie SeitzOrganizing the transformation as a trainer, project developer and designer
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Charlie Gray
Charlie Gray

Charlie Gray

Ethnobotanist, Food Systems Designer, Seed Steward

Seed stewardship, ancestral and adaptive seed systems

DAY 3 - COMMUNITY SCALE
3 March 2023
16:00 - 19:00 GMT (London)
17:00 - 20:00 CET (Paris)
18:00 - 21:00 EET (Athens)
Day 3 Programme

Notes from the Field
Day 1 - Food Systems
Day 1 - Food Systems
DAY 2 - Garden Scale
DAY 2 - Garden Scale
DAY 3 - Community Scale
DAY 3 - Community Scale
DAY 4 - Farm Scale
DAY 4 - Farm Scale
DAY 5 - Future Care
DAY 5 - Future Care
Charlie Gray

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Twenty plus years ago, Charlie spent time in inspirational community networks in Nicaragua and Mexico, sparking a passion for community food systems. She spent time with displaced communities as well as traditional, subsistence and indigenous communities, learning about their ancestral farming systems. She worked in the ethnobotanical gardens in Oaxaca and then went on to formalise her studies in Ethnobotany, conducting field work studies of wild leafy greens in the UK, as well as studying their significance around the world. She followed this with an urban ethnography of two migrant communities’ food systems in Bradford, Yorkshire, where she has lived ever since.

Since studying permaculture, beginning in 2008, Charlie has been involved in Community Engagement with food growing and food systems at the heart of her work, including a 3-year citizen science art and biodiversity mapping project, which led to setting up Grow Bradford to promote community led food growing, co-creating Horton Community Farm LAND centre (a permaculture centre for food growing, wellbeing and community resilience), co-founding Plenty at the Square (a café collective inspired and founded off creating a range of preserves and pickling from surplus and now a collective café and hub).

For the last two years she was supporting the development of localised seed systems through her own & others seed saving offered through Seeds of Hope and as Northern England regional coordinator (until July 2022) for the Gaia Foundation’s Seed Sovereignty Programme. She will soon return to studying ancestral seed systems in Oaxaca, focusing on tomatoes, and is interested in being part of mutually beneficial links between Mexico and the UK/Europe!

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