A Kichwa women collective uses ecotourism to safeguard Ecuador’s Amazon

Mongabay
Apr 1, 2025, 7:53 am66 ptsTrending
For members of the Sani Warmi collective in Amazonian Ecuador, the day begins before sunrise. They tend to the chacra — their agroforestry garden — and harvest plantain, yuca, palm heart and bijao leaves. They feed the cachama fish in the tanks and catch some of them. Throughout the day, they will receive…

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