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Lyne Bellemare has been the coordinator of the French division of Seeds of Diversity since 2009 and is the founder of Terre Promise. She is passionate about permaculture, ecological market gardening, and has a special interest for seed saving of ancient, heirloom and rare varieties |
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Damien Breton, agricultural technician. Architect of change, Damien has had several experiences in sustainable farming. He completed multiple trainings and internships, notably at Cité Écologique. | |
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Véronique Dubé, agricultural technician. After completing her degree in Urban systems, she made a complete U-turn to focus on agriculture. She is also passionate about biodiversity and sheep shearing. | |
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Sandrine LeTacon, agricultural technician. She holds a diploma in Permaculture design and is currently following an herbalism course. She is also self-taught on several topics. She is the witch of the team! | |
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Manuel Legault, agricultural technician. He is also a great help with the website. He cheers up the whole team with his good mood and delicious recipes. | |
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Mélodie Hermans, agricultural technician. She studied urban horticulture at the Laval Horticulture Center. In the future, she hopes to build her own ecological house to live harmoniously with nature. | |
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Julie Blanchet, agricultural technician. She is also a music teacher! Epicurean, she loves berries. She is a great help with seed preparation, packaging and shipping. | |
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Salomé Castro-Harvey, agricultural technician and office clerk. She holds a DEP in horticulture and gardening from the Montreal Botanical Garden. She wwoofed on several farms in France, New-Zealand and Quebec. | |
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Alix Suzanne also known as Suzette is a lover of everything written and of the forest and its pixies. A newbie in the agriculture world, she first joined Terre Promise to inspire her writing. She is of great help with packaging at the workshop. | |
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Laurie Archambault, agricultural technician. Holder of a DEP in horticulture et gardening, she joined us during the cold months to warm up her heart. She is insatiably curious and likes collecting seeds, friendships, musical playlists, and broken ceramics to create mosaics. | |
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Emma-Jeanne and Adèle are the farm’s future. In charge of wetting the envelopes, they also developed special skills to count beans with their toes. |
