Cooperative agroforestry empowers indigenous women in Honduras

Mongabay
Apr 16, 2018, 2:43 pm360 pts
GUALCINCE, Honduras — The Lenca call it a sacrificial stone, where their indigenous ancestors went to make offerings to deities. A triangle of rock with different circles inscribed on its surface, it has remained intact despite the passage of time. The woods that surround the village of Gualcince, almost…

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