4 Reasons why more Women should start working with Bamboo
Bamboo is well-known for its fast and continuous growth, its ability to thrive without chemicals or pesticides, its capacity to absorb greenhouse gasses, and
Give Back to the Source is our way to honour the land and people involved in growing, harvesting, and processing the best agricultural products, particularly cacao. We stand for the rights of the local community and the environment that is impacted by the extensive practice of agriculture in Guatemala.
Give Back to the Source is our way to honour the land and people involved in growing, harvesting, and processing the best agricultural products, particularly cacao. We stand for the rights of the local community and the environment that is impacted by the extensive practice of agriculture in Guatemala.
You can now purchase your ticket for our first Give Back to the Source annual conference. We connect cacao leaders and cacao enthusiasts together to raise awareness of good practices of sharing cacao and find concrete actions to be taken in order to share cacao ethically. The platform will be a great space to connect, network, share, and learn from each other.
Working with indigenous farming communities in environmental regeneration and protective initiatives using cacao as the actor of change.
Bamboo is well-known for its fast and continuous growth, its ability to thrive without chemicals or pesticides, its capacity to absorb greenhouse gasses, and
Guatemala, meaning the land of the trees, is known for its vast forest, indigenous roots, and fertile volcanic soil. The forest across the land
Evelyn, 19 years old inspiration of Nuevo Amanacer Collective in Suchitepequez region Women Collectives: An answer to rural area’s challenges in Guatemala. As I