By Gabriela Albuja At Canopy Bridge we know that meeting suppliers in the field makes a big difference […]
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By: Gabriela Albuja Mery Santos, a passionate, energetic, and successful business woman, is a vivid example of a […]
This article by Chris Meyer was originally published by the Environmental Defense Fund Amazon indigenous communities have made […]
Really? I thought no one lived there” is a somewhat common reaction I’ve gotten upon meeting someone new and telling them that home for me is the Galapagos. To assume that these are uninhabited islands is not a far-fetched misconception—of the 300 islets and islands that constitute the Galapagos archipelago, only 5 have settled populations
World famous as a crucible of evolution and for their remarkable flora and fauna, the Galapagos Islands are both fascinating and fragile. But amidst the giant tortoises, diving iguanas and blue-footed boobies, a handful of farmers are also trying to put these islands on the map as a source of exceptional coffee.
