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Grafting lessons, 32,000 seeds & a new tree nursery
May into June has been a glorious and productive time at Inga Foundation. Much of our work is educational and aimed at helping people to become self-sufficient.
Creating healthy soils and thriving livelihoods for coffee farmers
What if introducing a bunch of lovely coffee agronomists and community support managers to a nature-based system could transform the lives of farming families, their soil, and their biodiversity at landscape level?
In pictures: our farm and the people dedicated to the rainforest
In March, Berlin ‘Up in Smoke’ filmmaker Adam Wakeling visited Inga Foundation’s farm in Honduras – and here is his photographic tour, captured through
Date for the Diary
For any of you in or around London who haven’t yet seen Up In Smoke (the award-winning film following the origins of the Inga
Money may not grow on trees, but chocolate does and can make a good amount of money too. Don Jesus Maria, shown here with
Planting Inga Reduces Risk of Landslips
Once cleared of trees, these steeply sloping fields are highly vulnerable to landslips. After the heavy storms of the last few weeks, the landscape
We gathered together representatives from most of the families in San Rafael village on Monday to lend a hand in pruning the first Inga
Work is going well on the first new building at our Project Center – a toilet and shower block. The aim is to build
A sustainable source of firewood right on your doorstep – definitely a good reason to be cheerful and local farmer Don Castulo certainly was