As part of the Agroecological series, this guide introduces the community-based landscape work of the Seed Knowledge Initiative (SKI), a partnership of Southern African organizations committed to securing food sovereignty and promoting climate resiliency in the region. The illustrated resource offers guidance on working with communities - particularly with smallholder farmers - to become more seed, food, and nutritionally secure through farmer-led seed systems, improved crop diversity, and the revival of local knowledge systems. It is designed to provide inspiration and lessons through the stories of people who have worked in a community-based fashion to transform damaged lands into bountiful landscapes in Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi, Kenya Burkina Faso.