Community researchers from Ait M’hamed, Imegdal and Oukaïmeden learn about agroecology benefits on soil quality and on the health of plants, animals and humans, and the importance of optimal usage...

Members from five community cooperatives in the Azilal region learn new skills to promote their local products online. They learned how to develop an online presence strategy, manage Facebook and...

Through Farmer Field Schools, Amazigh farmers enhance their knowledge of innovative organic pest, soil and water management techniques and methods to improve productivity and enhance local biodiversity, while maintaining their traditional...

Brahim and his family follow the footsteps of their ancestors: the Ait Atta tribe have guided their herds to the luscious high altitude grasslands for as long they can remember....

To adapt to travel restrictions, we are carrying out intensive capacity-building programme for our community researchers in the High Atlas, training them in data collection, such as natural and...

A medical team of 60, including paediatricians, gynaecologists, general practitioners, nurses and an optician, visited Imegdal for the two-day medical outreach during the first weekend of March....

The distribution of valuable plants supports the enhancement of rural incomes and decreases harvesting pressure on wild populations, which High Atlas communities often heavily depend on for their livelihoods....

Drawings of local and useful plant products by the students of Dar Taliba are now featured in the Amazigh Household Basket booklet. ...

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...