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When we talk about climate change, whether in school or at climate conferences, the Amazon rainforest is central to the discussion. In my mind, the Amazon jungle is associated with everything from “the lungs of the Earth” to deforestation, from mystical uncontacted tribes to endless biodiversity that we seek to protect. Somewhat mysterious, unknown, unexplored […]

IPCC scientist has said that soil is being eroded 10 to 100 times faster than it’s forming—a staggering statistic with alarming implications for global food supply. The climate crisis isn’t just about extreme weather or rising sea levels; it’s a looming food crisis too. “To meet with niels peter pretzmann and learn about his story we travelled

Excited to be featured in the Coalition of Action 4 Soil Health (CA4SH) brief on hashtag#Youth4Soil, highlighting Cycle to Farms as a case study for raising awareness about scaling soil health!Our case study, “Advocating for Soil Health on the Ground,” shares advice and lessons learned in driving soil health advocacy at a grassroots level.CA4SH is

Let us take you to a very special place, a place where you can reconnect with nature and rediscover the joy of food. A place of learning and innovation, where scientific research and artistic expression coexist, all rooted in a 900-acre (365 ha) biodynamic farm.  “How do you find these incredible farms?” It’s a question

We recently came back from a visit to ‘Farmers Circle’ and want to share the insights with you 🙂 Our journey with the Farmers Circle initiative in Lithuania began when we started thinking of farmers to visit in Lithuania while we were still in Kenya. We learned about Valentinas Genys a pioneer in regenerative farming

Who knew a crazy idea like cycling across continents and visiting regenerative farms would lead us to Boston? 😯 It all started with a conversation in Kenya. While we were cycling across three continents, we met a professor Kate Brown from Massachusetts Institute of Technology. A year later, inspired by the possibilities, I decided to

Amidst Criticism, COP28 in UAE Shows Promise for Food and Agriculture We had the honor of attending COP28 in Dubai as observers, and despite initial skepticism, we came away impressed by the positive tone and the tangible progress made on food and agriculture. Despite the host country’s controversies, the conference brought together over 100,000 people from diverse sectors, including

Hi,When cycling we knew that this is not only about us, but about sharing the findings and learnings with others.Since we will be participating at COP28, we invite you and would love you to register and participate in the event on December 4th 10:00 – 10:45 Dubai time.In this presentation we will be sharing the

Crossing the border from Rwanda into Tanzania Crossing the border at Rusumo, we were treated to a beautiful view of the mighty Rusumo Waterfall after an intense morning’s cycling on our way to the Tanzanian border. When we arrived at the border, we had high hopes that we would find a flatter landscape after the

It’s been a few weeks since we left Rwanda, but the memories of our cycling adventure through the “Land of a Thousand Hills” still linger in our minds. The experience was unlike any other, with its hilly landscapes, smooth roads, and the sight of countless people cycling effortlessly up and down the hills on vintage