14:09:16 From  Dave Dougherty  to  Everyone:
	Are genetically modified organisms (GMOs) being stored?  How about wild-types for organisms that are now widely grown as GMOs?

14:23:25 From  Ted Manning  to  Everyone:
	I see that Canada is associuated  with the partnership.  Which institution(s) in Canada or government(s) are involved?

14:31:34 From  Art Hunter  to  Everyone:
	Climate-change-induced migration of insects, plants, and animals is happening.   How is this impacting your record keeping?

14:44:34 From  Jon Legg  to  Everyone:
	Do you also use duplication of seed-banking (e.g., in other seedbank locations) to prevent loss from unplanned events? Norway would probably be a candidate, I would think.

14:47:37 From  Dave Dougherty  to  Everyone:
	It is indeed the National Tree Seed Centre.
	
	https://www.nrcan.gc.ca/science-and-data/research-centres-and-labs/forestry-research-centres/atlantic-forestry-centre/national-tree-seed-centre/ntsc-seed-collection-and-conservation/23984

14:49:30 From  Dave Dougherty  to  Everyone:
	From Jean Dougherty: How are new collections added into the global system?  She will expand when posing the question.

14:50:42 From  Rick Carpenter  to  Everyone:
	Am I right in thinking GMOs present a threat to biodiversity?  Have we examples of this actually happening?

14:59:13 From  Catherine Smith  to  Everyone:
	How do you avoid contamination when seeds come in from the field?

15:08:49 From  Ted Manning  to  Everyone:
	In Canada, "delicious" apples have been marketed to dominate.  Tasty Macs or crunchy varieties are less popular in the market.  Granny Smith's or similar often are hard to sell as consumers fully programmed for red, not taste.