Together with several families living in the area, we are founding members of Imaymana. Through this NGO we have developed several projects that contribute to improving the quality of life of the inhabitants of the Andean Chocó, hand in hand with the conservation and restoration of ecosystems.

We have actively participated in projects focused on regenerative cocoa, edible forests, tourism, scientific research, and we are currently working with Pacto families on the development of efficient combustion ovens and agroforestry plots, seeking to reduce deforestation of surrounding forests and improve the living conditions of these families.

Together with several families living in the area, we are founding members of Imaymana. Through this NGO we have developed several projects that contribute to the improvement of the quality of life of the inhabitants of the Andean Chocó, hand in hand with the conservation and restoration of the ecosystems.

We have actively participated in projects focused on regenerative cacao, edible forests, tourism, scientific research, and are currently working with Pacto families in the development of efficient combustion ovens and agroforestry woodlots, seeking to reduce deforestation of the surrounding forests and improve the living conditions of these families.

We have been working since 2002 in permaculture, agro-ecology, bio-construction, food sovereignty, solidarity economy, educational alternatives and appropriate technologies.

The Seed Guardian Network connects families that protect agrobiodiversity and promote regenerative life systems in Ecuador.

The planet's life support systems are threatened by deforestation, monocultures, land grabbing and degradation of forest ecosystems, all of which must be considered restoration opportunities.

We work to restore the productivity of degraded lands and provide new sources of income and food for local populations. We support interventions to enable smallholder farmers and indigenous communities in developing countries to maintain and restore their forests and improve their incomes and livelihoods.

The planet's life support systems are threatened by deforestation, monoculture plantations, land grabbing and forest ecosystem degradation, all of which must be seen as opportunities for restoration.

We work to restore the productivity of degraded lands and provide new sources of income and food for local populations. We support interventions for small farmers and indigenous communities in developing countries to maintain and restore their forests and improve their income and livelihoods.