No. 29 December 2011 How Cameroon Farmers use the rainforest
No. 28 November 2011 Our wonderful adventure to Cameroon
No. 27 October 2011 Mangroves
No. 26 September 2011 See the animation, check out progress and discover mangreves
No. 25 June 2011 Great progress
No. 24 April - May 2011 Cameroon Inga Project Part 2
No. 23 March 2011 Cameroon Inga Project Part 1
No. 22A January - February 2011 Tropical Journey. A visit to our Honduron partners
No.18 March 2010 Offset your carbon with Inga alley cropping! Part 2
No.17 January - February 2010 Offset your carbon with Inga alley cropping! Part 1
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PLEASE DONATE TO HELP US PROMOTE Inga alley cropping as a low-tech, organic, alternative form of farming that can replenish the land year after year, making it unnucessary to cut down more forest. It is based on decades of intensive research and field trials. What is Inga alley cropping?
Slash and burn farming destroys vast areas of the rainforests, and may be contributing as much as 8% of the CO2 that is being released into the atmosphere, while keeping farmers in poverty. What is slash and burn farming?
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