Activists as alternative science communicators. The NGO “Danish Seed Savers”: science communicators and activists but questionably alternative

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This commentary describes the work of the NGO Danish Seed Savers, working with heritage plants, highly prioritized by The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. The Danish Seed Savers act as activists, when they work to change the implementation of EU seed-legislation. At the same time, they have a seat in the Danish Committee on Plant Genetic Resources and help the Ministry of Food to protect and communicate about heritage plants. The commentary reflects on the role of the Danish Seed Savers. They are science communicators and activists but asks: are they alternative?

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Windfeldt, L. (2020). Activists as alternative science communicators. The NGO “Danish Seed Savers”: science communicators and activists but questionably alternative. Journal of Science Communication. International School for Advance Studies. https://doi.org/10.22323/2.19060305

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