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We Launch the 19th Reforestation Campaign in the Jovel Valley Watershed

We Launch the 19th Reforestation Campaign in the Jovel Valley Watershed

Este domingo 14 de junio iniciamos la 19a Campaña de Reforestación Social en la Cuenca del Valle de Jovel. El Comité de Cuenca del Valle de Jovel, a través de sus organizaciones aliadas: Ciudadanos por la Acción Territorial de la Cuenca del Valle de Jovel, A.C.; Your...

Every detail matters: protected roots, reduced impact

Every detail matters: protected roots, reduced impact

At Your Forest, we believe restoration begins with small actions. Every technical decision we make in the nursery has a direct impact on the territory, the soil, and the future of the forest. When a young tree is ready to be planted in the field, we protect…

We begin the journey toward Campaign #19

We begin the journey toward Campaign #19

Restoration begins long before planting. It starts with listening to the territory. 🌄 Prospecting: choosing wisely before planting Each field visit involves: 🌳 Assessing vegetation cover and existing species 💧 Analyzing slope, runoff, and water retention 🌱 …

18th Reforestation Campaign

18th Reforestation Campaign

This Sunday, August 31st, we continue planting hope in our mountains! Meet us at Plazuela de Guadalupe at 7:30 am to head out together for a day of reforestation filled with life and community. Bring your family and friends; don’t forget to bring your reusable cup to…

“Bautista Chico Spring” Rehabilitation Project

“Bautista Chico Spring” Rehabilitation Project

Through contour-line works, the aim is to stabilize the slope to prevent soil erosion, restore the forested area, and avoid contamination of the spring that supplies the community. For this purpose, trees, shrubs, and seeds were planted with the participation of community representatives and volunteers. This site is also linked to a CATCVJ project on pollinator islands.

Fuel-Efficient Wood Stoves

Fuel-Efficient Wood Stoves

The use of firewood as fuel is of vital importance for food preparation within the rural and Indigenous communities that inhabit the Highlands region of Chiapas. The most common way of cooking is through the use of an open-fire stove (see image). It has…

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