Live updates from the Moroccan High Atlas earthquake response.
Remember our very first Farmer Field School in 2019 on soil health and fertility? Since then, we have continued this programme to support Amazigh farmers in the High Atlas with our wonderful partner, the Moroccan Biodiversity and Livelihoods Association.
Together with our partner, Moroccan Biodiversity & Livelihoods Association (MBLA), we have been supporting rural High Atlas cooperatives for the past three years by offering training and advice to help improve their sales and marketing. Based on feedback from cooperative members during previous workshops, we or
It is no secret that the most sincere and efficient efforts to protect biodiversity have always been deployed by local communities. Throughout history, indigenous communities have been fostering their undeniable connection and dependence on their lands through traditional conservation practices. The Amazigh com
The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted many rural communities and local economies all over the world, including in Morocco.
From the field: training community researchers in ecological monitoring By Abdellah Aghraz, Rachid Ait Babahmad, Omar Saadani Hassani and Pommelien da Silva Cosme Photo (right) by Saadani, O. The COVID-19 pandemic has affected people and places all around the world. In Morocco, one of the major challenges our t
Annual Health Caravan benefits 312 people in Imegdal (High Atlas) By Pommelien da Silva Cosme and Rachid Ait Babahmad Photos by Hamza Zine (MBLA) The rural commune of Imegdal is located in the High Atlas mountains, 75km south of Marrakech. It has an estimated population of 5,537 people (1,156 households) disp
