The globally arranged march is picking up huge momentum!  There are 3000 people from Joburg, Cape Town, Durban, Plett and George registered for the March Against Monsanto scheduled for 25 May 2013!

For those of you who don't have any idea what GMO's and seed patents are about, just know that there are thousands and thousands of people around the world that are busy fighting for your right to nonpoisonous food and self-sustainability.  If you want to start learning, here's plenty links to get you going.

For those of you who do know about the issues, please make a stand with us.  We need to get the details out to as many people as possible.  Mainstream media is all but mum on the subject, so we need you to Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, blog and email like crazy to get the story out there.

Share some love for Tami Monroe Canal who started this global movement when she came to the following realization.   One amazingly enlightened thought from one random citizen sick of how things are; hundreds of thousands of people globally mobilized.  And share the love to the African Centre of Biodiversity for coordinating the Joburg event. Never under-estimate your power to make change.

Click on your region below to join the movement and the conversation.

There is a global event planned for 25 May 2013 against Monsanto - and Joburg is having one too, at Monsanto's Fourways offices.  Did you even know Monsanto had offices there?  

The time of the couch potato has come to an end.  The time of putting your money where your mouth is and getting off your arse has commenced.

If you don't know what this company and it's friends are doing, go the Food and Water page on this site and start clicking on the links.

See you there.

Have you ever heard of Midway Atoll?  I hadn't either till today.  It's an island in the north Pacific that's 2000 miles from the nearest continent.  It's covered in sea birds - and plastic. As they say in one of the clips; can we really deny the negative impact we're having on the planet when creatures so far away from mainlands are subjected to this?  There are some people on the island now making a difference and trying to help these birds. 
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