True to our mission as an ecumenical center, we seek to accompany and engage more people every day—more farmers, more technicians, more young people, more girls, more leaders from churches, schools, and other community spaces—so that in their daily lives they practice a culture of caring for life: caring for life systems, the ecosystems that require water, soil, and air in optimal conditions. Biodiversity, the vast web of life that includes us as humans, along with plants, fungi, worms, dogs, cats, cows, bacteria, butterflies, trees… a symphony of manifestations of life that God placed on earth and that we must respect, understand, and care for.

For all this work, which translates into the daily life of the Demonstration Farm, the retreats we organize, the workshops, presentations, open talks, technical support, seminars, guided tours, gardens in schools, churches, community centers, planting of native species, and so much more… for everything:

Your collaboration is welcome!