Climate Week 2025 NYC poster: We love that Pamela Anderson came to Honduras to plant Inga with us!
Inga Foundation’s volunteer Communications Strategist Marian van Noppen will debut our 9-minute film on Inga Alley-Cropping in New York City during Climate Week NYC 2025, with Q & A from founder/director tropical ecologist Mike Hands via Zoom on Sunday September 21. The session, From Abandoned to Abundant with the Inga Tree Model, is hosted at Treehouse Doris Duke. Our thanks to The Doris Duke Foundation for the opportunity to host our event at Treehouse.
The Inga Foundation was featured in the March 2024 journal–Tropenbos International’s publication Agroforestry [read here].
2024 The Global Forum for Food & Agriculture Innovation Forum – exhibition format where innovative projects and new solutions are presented. Only 30 scientific institutions, NGOs, companies, and associations were selected to present their innovations and activities.
https://www.gffa-berlin.de/en/
The Inga Foundation was honored to be selected as 1 of 5 finalists world-wide for the first 2023 Wilkes Center Climate Prize ($1.5 million) at the University of Utah.
Our sincere thanks to the Wilkes Foundation and Center for recognizing the power of grassroots, sustainable programs that empower smallholder families while sequestering and avoiding massive amounts of carbon.
This film shows why Inga Alley Cropping represents a revolutionary breakthrough in the fight save the world’s rainforests.
FOLLOW THESE LINKS TO VIEW OUR 2 NEW
MINI-DOCUMENTARIES (2-MINUTE AND 10-MINUTE)
Inga Alley Cropping: An End to Slash and Burn
- Restores Degraded Land
- Provides Long-term Food Security
- Generates Sustainable Livelihoods
- Protects the Rainforest
