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…Our workshops have gone from strength to strength! Since starting our weekly sessions in January, we have doubled our number of participants and are now offering two workshops per week. The expansion happened after a visit in July to our local primary school, in one of Nebaj’s more remote and underserved neighbourhoods. Soon after we

In January, we inaugurated our Casagua weekly workshops with a colourful, creative and art-filled morning in the garden. We welcomed 45 children, mothers and fathers to sign up for the Casagua workshops and get a taster of what it’s all about! We played marimba, drums and maracas, painted drawings and decorated recycled pots for seed

We believe that holistic and place-based environmental education is key to achieving our vision of a community that lives in harmony with nature, inspired by the Mayan cosmovision and engaged in social and environmental action. So, what is place-based environmental education? Place-based environmental education is practical, participatory and experiential. It engages all the senses in