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Educational Aquaponics
In the last month or so, I have received a few comments through the blog asking how the aquaponics system is coming along. The answer is…really well. Apart from being a home to our 15+ rapidly growing tilapia, rampant lettuce and tomato plants and 1 resident turtle, the system has proven an excellent educational tool … More
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Tagged aquaculture, aquaponics, developing countries, fish farm, food security, Guatemala, hydroponics, poverty alleviation, seres
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New Volunteer Opportunities in Guatemala
Are you interested in getting involved on the ground with Seres? Want to learn more about permaculture and earth-bag building, while getting to see the “other side” of Guatemala? Seres is now accepting volunteers to help us with the Casa Del Nino’s project in La Independencia, Guatemala. We need people who are willing to get … More
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Tagged Antigua, aquaponics, climate change, Guatemala, permaculture, seres, sustainability, volunteer, volunteer guatemala
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Inspiration in Rural El Salvador – Antonio's Story
While on a Seres community outreach trip in El Salvador recently, I had the very humbling experience of meeting someone truly inspirational and motivating. A 22yr old campesino (subsistence farmer) from a small community outside of Suchitoto, he is working to educate his community about climate change and sustainable living. His story of how he … More
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Tagged climate change, climate change central america, education, environment, permaculture, Project Seres, seres
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Introducing Jaz: newest member of the Seres team!
Hellooo! My name is Jasmin Wall, and I am the newest member of the Seres team. I am an Early Childhood Teacher from Byron Bay, Australia, and like most who meet Corrina I was truly inspired by the work that she is doing, and the project that she has created. The first day that I … More
