Art 68. The El Zapotillo dam and the resistance that perforates power
Temacapulín, Acasico, and Palmarejo stopped flooding from El Zapotillo through organization, support, and legal victories. After two decades, they avoided ...
Art 66. Disputed territory, community on its feet
The community of Santa Marta, repopulated in 1987 at the end of the Salvadoran civil war, now faces new threats: ...
Art 65. Go over to the other side
Grupo Avanti is a start-up, in fumigating, that has recovered from a resounding failure that nearly led to its closure. ...
Art 64. The struggle for Ñembi Guasu
This story revolves around the struggle of Bolivia's indigenous peoples for the recognition and self-governance of their territories, particularly the ...
Art 33. ABC´s: Classroom forest coexistence
Forest school Pambiliño, a family's life project in the tropical forest of the Ecuadorian Chocó. A symbiosis between forest restoration ...
Art 61. Cableways – revolution more aerial than terrestrial
In Colombia’s highlands, rural communities have engineered cableways to overcome isolation—an aerial innovation transforming transport, fostering cooperation, and protecting the ...
Art 58. Saving the future
In San Martín Sacatepéquez, Guatemala, Mayan communities are using their territory sustainably through ecotourism. And in order to put the ...
Art 57. I didn’t think it would be a big deal
REPASAIL is the name of the network in San Vicente, El Salvador, which is committed to organic farming, self-sufficiency and ...
Art 55. The forest, our greatest treasure
Juliana Miranda from Chocó Andino in Ecuador decided against a traditional education and instead learned from the forest. With the ...