Terrae Vivae is a broad, multifaceted program aimed at regenerating ecological communities that fosters this ecological awareness within communities, encouraging a transition away from exploitative models toward harmonious, regenerative systems focused on resilience, local knowledge, and interconnectedness. It unites practical action and spiritual values, combining technical skills and scientific knowledge with care, reciprocity, and shared stewardship of the Earth.

We work with farmers to support the development and adaptation of agroecological practices that regenerate soils, protect biodiversity, and strengthen locally rooted food systems.

This work is developed within the framework of Terrae Vivae, in collaboration with farmers, researchers, educators, and communities, and in dialogue with Navdanya International.

We use non-formal education as a tool for ecoliteracy and community regeneration. Our courses create spaces where learning is participatory, grounded in lived experience, and directly connected to the territories people inhabit.

Terrae Vivae hubs create physical space around the food system, uniting different actors of communities.

Our work focuses on strengthening skills, tools, and processes that support collective action, policy implementation, and long-term transformation, building on the practical experience developed Terrae Vivae.

From shared learning and horizontal knowledge exchange, platforms for advocacy action and policy change is born. We support this process by creating connections between local and global networks.