Agroforestry: An Ecological and Regenerative Shield
Conventional agriculture has for too long pitted humans against nature through deforestation and monoculture. Agroforestry projects reverse this trend by mimicking the dynamics of natural forests.
Soil restoration and biodiversity: By combining shade trees, cash crops (vanilla, cocoa, coffee, pepper) and endemic plant species, agroforestry restores soil fertility, retains water and creates refuges for local wildlife.
Climate resilience: The diversity of plant layers protects the plots against erosion, wind and drying out, making the farms much more resilient to climate hazards.
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