We're ½ gardeners, ½ activists. We grow native plants—and a culture of regeneration—across Chilean Patagonia. Working alongside local communities we restore ecosystems, transform public spaces and inspire a deeper culture of care rooted in the landscapes we call home.
Meli Bees Network coordinates Impact Networks, supports Community-Led Projects, and amplifies Contra-Colonial Voices, engaging over 100 indigenous and local communities. The organization supports activities with positive impact on local biodiversity for land and people to flourish, with a focus on regenerative practices aligned with modern science, community engagement through active participation and traditional knowledge, biodiversity integrity, and land rights and sovereignty.
After nearly a decade working alongside Doug and Kris Tompkins to help create Patagonia National Park, we realized that protected areas are essential, but lasting conservation depends on what happens where people live.
That's why we created the Triple Impact Nursery: a place where native plants, practical knowledge and community-led action come together.
Over the next 12 months, we'll establish the nursery’s permanent home, expanding native plant production, creating year-round learning spaces and increasing our capacity to support restoration projects across Patagonia.
We're ½ gardeners, ½ activists. We grow native plants—and a culture of regeneration—across Chilean Patagonia. Working alongside local communities we restore ecosystems, transform public spaces and inspire a deeper culture of care rooted in the landscapes we call home.
Meli Bees Network coordinates Impact Networks, supports Community-Led Projects, and amplifies Contra-Colonial Voices, engaging over 100 indigenous and local communities. The organization supports activities with positive impact on local biodiversity for land and people to flourish, with a focus on regenerative practices aligned with modern science, community engagement through active participation and traditional knowledge, biodiversity integrity, and land rights and sovereignty.
After nearly a decade working alongside Doug and Kris Tompkins to help create Patagonia National Park, we realized that protected areas are essential, but lasting conservation depends on what happens where people live.
That's why we created the Triple Impact Nursery: a place where native plants, practical knowledge and community-led action come together.
Over the next 12 months, we'll establish the nursery’s permanent home, expanding native plant production, creating year-round learning spaces and increasing our capacity to support restoration projects across Patagonia.
$5,734
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Chile
Supporting community-led nature projects around the world.
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