In southern Colombia, Indigenous groups fish and farm with the floods

Mongabay
Dec 8, 2021, 4:00 am247 pts
At the very southern tip of Colombia, Indigenous communities practice a sustainable food system that involves artisanal fishing and rotating crop structures within cycles of flooding periods. This has allowed them to live sustainably in an extremely biodiverse part of the Amazon that has remained largely…

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