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Dynamic agroforestry is a solution Farming without deforestation and slash-and-burn? It really does work - as can be seen in our project in Madagascar. Here, we use the method of dynamic agroforestry. -
Reforestation of the rainforests Deforestation is not only accompanied by the problem of erosion. Without the shade of trees, Madagascar's soils are defenceless against the sun's rays. They dry out and lose reserves of water and… -
Tree nurseries for Madagascar An important component of our reforestation project in the highland rainforest of Madagascar is the establishment of tree nurseries in which native tree species are raised. -
Deforestation of the Malagasy rainforests With its flora and fauna, Madagascar is one of the most species-rich areas on earth. But for years, a real tragedy has been taking place in the land of the lemurs, because the rainforests are… -
Nature reserves in Madagascar Madagascar has 43 protected areas covering an area of 2 million hectares. These range from world natural heritage sites to biosphere reserves. -
Our project in Madagascar Many probably associate Madagascar with the idea of a dense, green jungle with lots of bright colors. But unfortunately this corresponds less and less to reality, because due to slash and burn and… -
Support orchards as a private person Orchard meadows are declining more and more, although the preservation of this biotope is enormously important. Today we show how you as a private person can contribute to the preservation of… -
Worldwide agricultural subsidies lead to global challenges A new UN report shows: The current global distribution of agricultural subsidies does not contribute to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030. On the contrary, current food… -
Replanting old fruit varieties Would you have known that? Today, there are still about 3,000 different fruit varieties in German orchards - an immense diversity of species! But of numerous old fruit varieties that are often only… -
Orchard meadows and their natural protection against floods A recently published study, in which the German Weather Service was also involved, shows: Extreme weather will occur more frequently in the future as a result of climate change.