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Zomia Collective
	File:Zomia-Collective-Logo.svg
Website	Official site
Founded	2020
Base	Thailand, France, USA
Scope	Global
Focus	Landrace cannabis documentation, conservation, and public reference-building

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Revision as of 19:54, 15 January 2026

Zomia Collective is a fieldwork-driven documentation and conservation project focused on landrace cannabis populations and their cultivation contexts.

Mission

Document landrace cannabis populations
Preserve local cultivation knowledge
Build a public reference database

Methods

Accessions

All accessions affiliated with this organization (via the collector affiliation field).

No accessions linked to this affiliation yet.

Field Reports

No field reports linked yet.

Projects

Landrace.Wiki
Zomia Collective

People

Eloise (Collector, founder)
Eloise (Collector, founder)
Gaetan (Collector, founder)
Taylor (Distribution, founder)

References

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 |logo_caption =
 |website = https://zomiacollective.com
-|founded =
+|founded = 2020
-|base = Thailand
+|base = Thailand, France, USA
-|scope = Global (fieldwork across Asia with expansion elsewhere)
+|scope = Global
 |focus = Landrace cannabis documentation, conservation, and public reference-building
 }}
-'''Zomia Collective''' is a fieldwork-driven documentation and conservation project focused on landrace cannabis populations and their cultivation contexts. It maintains a structured geographic hierarchy and accession-level provenance records to support long-term conservation, research utility, and public reference.
+'''Zomia Collective''' is a fieldwork-driven documentation and conservation project focused on landrace cannabis populations and their cultivation contexts.
 == Mission ==
-* Document landrace cannabis populations with reproducible provenance
+* Document landrace cannabis populations
-* Preserve local cultivation knowledge and vernacular naming systems
+* Preserve local cultivation knowledge
-* Build a public reference database that rolls up from accession-level records into areas and regions
+* Build a public reference database
 == Methods ==
-* Area-first geographic organization and navigation
-* Accession-level data capture (GPS, dates, locality, photos, notes)
-* Tiered documentation quality, prioritizing core conservation fields first
 == Accessions ==