I used a lot of your illustrations so of course you can use some of these slides. 
I used Microsoft PowerPoint, but the final document is too heavy to put here.
it’s a bit raw I did not mount transition, nor animations but we will see later.
Do you want me to drop it on a cloud to send it to you?
I could do it on demand to anyone who wants to use it.
yes please! Do you mind if I add it to google slides to share? If so you could specify what kind of credit you’d like added.
nothing bothers me, this work is open source: the photos are from you, members of Europe, me…
you can add it anywhere, I don’t think the other members would object.
and if someone opposes it you can add as credit: “made by passion, with the heart of all GTS community”
you can download here for 14 days
Great presentation @stephane_rave, as Julia said it’s beautiful, I like the way the story of seeds and adaptation gardening is flowing and love the presentation of different breeding projects within our community. Showing what’s already happening around in different gardens, how it looks, can be a good “kick” for someone new to try it out and join us in this journey
Sharing it here, with hope that some lovely person will make a copy, translate text, and share back for others to build on.
Julia, thank you for posting!
While talking to @marcela_v about her travel experience, I wondered how to improve the seed meetings with locals.
I thought about past meetings (especially in northern Vietnam, where in each village a different dialect is used!) and I thought that a little visual might be useful…
here is this little pictogram based on the graphic of the GTS logo that could be used by all the seed hunters in the community who like to go and meet peasant peoples around the world!
Use it on your travels and give me a feedback
We will see if I need to improve it before asking NASA to send it to the far reaches of the universe to see if aliens send us some seeds to grow. 
