The following article brings some good news from La Guajira, where a participatory-research project has resulted in a thriving community garden.
Currently, they have crops of watermelon, squash, corn, beans, melon and yucca. The rainwater has also made possible the significant increase of goats and goats, and the care of the cows recently incorporated. This production directly benefits 45 families from the Taiguaicat, Pañarrer and Limunaka communities of the Manaure reservation, in which 206 people live.
Huertas comunitarias devolvieron la esperanza a indígenas de La Guajira