Supporting HAWAPO in a project that facilitated the design, manufacture and transportation of insecticide-impregnated mosquito nets, essential medicines and supplies to three remote Jotï, Eñepa and Piaroa communities in Venezuela....
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Meeting with local farmers in Imegdal and Aït M’hamed to identify their challenges and needs, and to collect agronomic and social data to design a Farmer Field School programme....
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In June, our team went on a two-day field workshop on butterflies in the beautiful mountains of Oukaïmeden to learn about the characteristics and species found in the High Atlas....
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Carrying out conservation studies in the High Atlas communities of Aït M’hamed and Imegdal for conservation action....
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Stories of a group of animal friends living in a beautiful forest, and two young girls who travelled to the future. Read them here!...
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GDF and MBLA once again participate at the annual Moussem Festival, interacting and connecting with local community members, artisans, cooperatives and associations, and more!...
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Meghan, an ethnobotany student at the University of Kent, reflects on her experience as a research intern, examining how the quality and identification of lavender and thyme is established throughout...
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An introduction to the plants grown in the community plant nurseries in Imegdal and Aït M’hamed, which support the cultivation and enrichment planting of locally-selected endemic, useful and threatened tree...
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Dar Taliba students discuss climate change, soil ecosystems and making crop choice decisions depending on the season, and more!...
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#MedStoryPrize is calling on writers to submit inspiring stories about the richness of nature and urgency for preserving it, including relationships between planet and people, especially those whose livelihoods depend...
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Communities in Imegdal and Ait M'hamed in the High Atlas engage in creating community herbaria to conserve their local flora and preserve their plant heritage....
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The Dar Taliba boarding house community garden is featured in The Darwin Initiative Blog. "The once vacant school garden is now teaming with life and encourages younger community members to...
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