Since the early 1990’s, many environmentalists have stressed the importance of the Chocó Andino region located in the Pichincha province, northern of Ecuador. Environmental advocates of the UNESCO declared biosphere reserve had been working on its conservation for a few years, launching in 2017 “La Red de Bosques Escuelas” to teach children and local communities about the region’s value.
Special Report by Cristina Ramirez Doval
Sigue leyendo «The Conservation of the Choco Andino Region»
On World Bee Day 2021, we want to highlight the work of The New York Bee Sanctuary. We spoke with Founder Angell Deer on carrying out sustainable practices for pollinators in one of the world’s megacities.
Special Report by Cristina Ramirez Doval
Sigue leyendo «Rooftop Apiculture: Honey Production in New York City»
On this World Bee Day, we want to highlight the work of Meli-Bees. We spoke with Founder Ana Rosa de Lima on reconnecting beekeeping ancestral knowledge practices in Brazil’s Amazon.
Special Report by Cristina Ramirez Doval
Sigue leyendo «Pollinating the Amazon’s Consciousness On Beekeeping»
After a fraudulent volunteer program exchange in Guatemala, two young female entrepreneurs launched Mujeres de la Luna, a sustainable tourism project seeking to provide better economic opportunities to rural women in Santa Cruz La Laguna.
By Natalia Bonilla
Sigue leyendo «Sustainable Tourism Project Offers Empowerment Alternatives in Guatemala»
Bosque Escuela is an experiential learning program set to preserve the forestlands in Puerto Rico by inviting young ones to connect, research and protect their native grounds.
Sigue leyendo «The Promising Model of Teaching In Nature»
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