New Climate Reality Calls for Systemic Action
Rio Grande do Sul is experiencing its most extensive extreme weather event. The state of calamity has lasted four weeks and is far from over,View More
Tag: pollinating regeneration
Stingless Beekeeping Inspires Indigenous Environmental and Social Stewardship in Alto Solimões
Santo Antônio do Içá thrives as a mosaic of indigenous cultures where stingless beekeeping emerges as a unifying force. For the future, they envision aView More
Meliponiculture workshop in Jejy-Ty Village
In the Atlantic Forest, a workshop to strengthen the Guarani Mbya people’s (re)connection with the cultivation, maintenance and management of Jate’i bees. Authors: Ana RosaView More
Introduction to the Creation of Native Bees: Learning to Preserve
Embracing the power of knowledge, Bracinho do Icatu, a Quilombola community in Pará, unites tradition with modern practices to preserve our native bees and ecosystems.View More
Transformative Connections: Meli Meets the Kokama in the Amazon
Cacica Joana and meliponiculturist Orlando gave an emotional presentation of their village, Raízes da Ayahuasca, during the latest virtual meeting between Meli’s communities. Bridging distances,View More
School meals & Math: Cultivating Connections in the Amazonian Kamapã Village
Uncover the innovative connections between mathematics and nutrition in an award-winning project led by Kukuy Apurinã. In partnership with Meli, the young visionary demonstrates thatView More
Meliponicultors in Nature: Flourishing in Campo de Perizes
The activities in the village of Campo de Perizes are already bearing fruit! The meliponary construction project in the community is not only rooting localView More
Mopó Itiveko: honey house
Another project is coming to the Pollinating Regeneration program! The teachers Aruak and Yvoty wrote a project to strengthen the handling of native bees inView More
Community Meetings: Francisco Guajajara
Francisco Guajajara led a Community Meeting and all the participants were impressed by his wisdom. But he speaks very simply, says one just needs topayView More
Weaving Sustainable Communities: Completion of the ‘Food for Good Living’ project
The community kitchen of the ‘Food for good living’ project, led by Olinda Tupinambá of the Okara Kaapora organizattion, is finished! The initiative has engagedView More