Ethnicity, Nation, People and Community
Difference between people, community, ethnicity, and nation. When we talk about our existence as Indigenous peoples, there are several concepts we use to recognize ourselves andView More
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Events: Bees and the World
A series of events to let bees inspire us to reflect on international cooperation.Auf deutsch lesen. Leia em português. Bees are vital to the cultureView More
Ecotourism, Is It Possible?
When we talk about ecotourism, we think of a type of tourism that is responsible towards the environment, as the prefix “eco-” suggests an absenceView More
Rights for Nature Workshops at COP16 in Colombia
At COP16 in Cali, Colombia, we were honored to host a unique series of workshops, “The Rights for Nature,” in partnership with Savimbo. This gatheringView More
Celebrating Día de Muertos with an Indigenous Zapotec Community in Teotitlán del Valle, Mexico.
On November 2, we had the unique privilege of celebrating Día de Muertos with the indigenous Zapotec community of Teotitlán del Valle in Oaxaca, Mexico.View More
Shirlley Mamani: Meli’s Ambassador for Sustainability and Biodiversity on Local Radio
Listen to the inspiring journey of Shirlley Mamani, a pioneer in sustainable agriculture from the heart of the Andes and a proud member of ourView More
From Sápmi to Brazil: Introducing sámit and creating connection with relatives
How about diving into a cultural journey that goes from the Arctic to the heart of Brazil? In this blog, our intern Mira shares fascinatingView More
Event: The Challenges of Bioeconomy. Sep 26th.
Join us for a talk on how local Amazon communities can lead bioeconomy, using examples from agroforestry, fishing, and beekeeping. We’ll explore both the opportunitiesView More
Bees App: Offline-First, Decentralized, and Community-Driven
We are thrilled to announce the release of the app developed in collaboration between Meli and the amazing team at P2Panda! Before we dive intoView More
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