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The Uros live on floating islands on Titicaca lake in Peru. Their natural skills for paddling & sense of balance on water is an asset to practice Stand-up Paddle. Our mission -> grow SUP racing @ Uros

Nous sommes ravis d’avoir découvert cette vallée source de vie, emplie de la présence du millénaire peuple quechua, avec lequel nous nous sommes engagés pour une agriculture durable.

We, the Fundacion AFASI in Bolivia, want to enlarge the small puma enclosure to offer these noble animals an appropriate home - 2500 m² with trees, caves and lagoons!

Do you know why the empowerment of indigenous women is so important? Indigenous women have their unique knowledge, which is very useful and effective for sustainable development initiatives.

The project aims to support indigenous people in the Amazon region during the 2020 COVID-19 global crisis. That project aims to provide communities with basic necessities and medical supplies.

A natural healing centre of the Shipibo natives in the Amazon: Help us to sustainably renovate the facility and to preserve millennia old knowledge about nature for future generations!

Übernimm eine Baumpatenschaft für unsere Bäume in den biodiversen, essbaren «Waldgärten» des Vereins Tera Kuno bei Manaus und finanziere damit das dortige Projekt «Arte & Escola na Floresta»

Wir möchten eine Heilerfamilie in Kolumbien mit dem Kauf von einem Stück Land unterstützen. Die Intention ist es, einen Ort der Verbindung mit der inneren und äusseren Natur zu schaffen.

Contribute to the creation of a holistic lodge that can welcome groups and individuals from Switzerland and elsewhere wishing to get closer to traditional medicines in southern Colombia.

The Minga Reforestation Project is a reforestation project in Ecuador in one of the most biodiverse regions of the world. Help to make it really big for the climate and biodiversity!

AMALAKA: Where the tropical heat and the indigenous wisdom come together. Ecotourism, organic farming, alternative energy, culture and sport! For local, national and international visitors!

Die indigene Gemeinschaft der Tupinambá braucht Unterstützung, damit sie ihre Landrechte einfordern und ihren Lebensraum, den Amazonas-Regenwald, vor illegalen Eindringlingen schützen kann.