The Green Silk Road

What if every campus hoodie, tote bag, or conference T‑shirt could tell a story that starts in a farmer’s field and doesn’t end in a landfill? Over the past years, The Green Silk Road has criss-crossed Eurasia, connecting ecovillages, agroecology projects, and communities experimenting with different ways of living on this planet. Along those dusty roads and overnight buses, one question kept returning: in a world full of toxic cotton, fossil fashion, and throwaway merch, how

Coffee has the power to connect consumers with biodiverse agroforestry landscapes like no other crop. So it makes sense for the Green Silk Road to work with coffee value chains that foster direct trade and use income to reinvest into restoration ecology. One such example is the Eastern Ghats coffee project by Raddis (Radical Disruption) . After many years of hard work in cotton supply chain development, Raddis has entered the coffee sector, bringing its signature business m

Summer time is usually the time for being on the road. Winter time is the time for office work. The Green Silk Road is opening an office...

As the 2024 expedition of Green Silk Road travellers set out from Auroville in South India, some of us already had to compromise on our...