An unexpected Spring at Dar Taliba: radio interviews, a booklet distribution and a global pandemic
Drawings of local and useful plant products by the students of Dar Taliba are now featured in the Amazigh Household Basket booklet. ...
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Drawings of local and useful plant products by the students of Dar Taliba are now featured in the Amazigh Household Basket booklet. ...
Read More » We’re excited to invite you to participate in our #MedFoodHeroes Instagram contest as part of the Mediterranean Rooted Everyday campaign....
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Agdals have shaped the cultural landscape of the High Atlas mountains through centuries and most probably millenia, maintaining the rangeland and forest resources, while also conserving its biodiversity. Read about...
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The community researchers we work with in Aït M’hamed, Imegdal and Oukaïmeden contribute substantially to research design and implement a significant proportion of our data collection in the field, among...
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Engaging students in local biodiversity conservation efforts and offering opportunities for them to learn and use Amazigh indigenous plant knowledge and practices....
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This colourful booklet featuring local and useful plant products selected by the students we work with in the High Atlas includes drawings produced by the students themselves, and more!...
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Supporting local livelihoods and plant conservation in situ, and decreasing harvesting pressure on...
Supporting local livelihoods and plant conservation in situ, and decreasing harvesting pressure on wild populations in Oukaïmeden....
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Held in December, this event provided an important space for exchange among 66 participants in Annamer and 40 participants in Bernat....
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The girls have participated in 18 trainings, studying the uses of various plants and working on several permaculture techniques, including making an organic pesticide....
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Over four days, the students actively engaged in participatory conservation actions with the Amazigh communities that GDF works with, including the girls at Dar Taliba....
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An introduction to some of the traditional practices that shape High Atlas biodiversity and landscapes, maintain a vibrant mosaic of ecosystems and sustain local livelihoods: tawala n anrar, astour, tiwizi,...
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18 Semester at Sea university students participated in a field programme in Morocco to learn more about local biodiversity and indigenous Amazigh communities in the High Atlas....
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