Agroforestry can be a powerful driver of social and economic transformation. Our new article explores why making agroforestry gender-responsive is critical for strengthening rural economies, empowering women, and building climate resilience across Mesoamerica and beyond. Gender-Responsive Agroforestry: Why It Matters Agroforestry —integrating trees, crops, and livestock on the same land—offers one of the most promising pathways toward sustainable land management, it holds tre

In the Sarstún River region of eastern Guatemala, rural and Indigenous communities are playing a central role in protecting natural...

By Lucy Calderón With their remarkable adaptation to brackish water and flooding, mangrove ecosystems—comprising various families of...