Diego Carhuaricra
Agroecology and regeneration practitioner working in the Peruvian Amazon. Through the Chaikuni Institute, I support land-based learning, reciprocity, and practical work with local and Indigenous partners to care for soil, food, culture, and living systems.
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The Chaikuni Institute is an Amazonian nonprofit based near Iquitos, Peru. We work alongside Indigenous and local communities to regenerate land, strengthen cultural knowledge, and support more life-affirming ways of living in the Peruvian Amazon. Through our three main areas - regenerative agroecology, intercultural education, and human and nature rights - we combine practical fieldwork with community learning, advocacy, and applied research. The Chaikuni Center serves as our living classroom, where we demonstrate no-burn agroforestry, native seedlings, stingless bees, natural inputs, and hands-on education for local families, students, visitors, and partners.
The Chaikuni Institute is an Amazonian nonprofit based near Iquitos, Peru. We work alongside Indigenous and local communities to regenerate land, strengthen cultural knowledge, and support more life-affirming ways of living in the Peruvian Amazon. Through our three main areas - regenerative agroecology, intercultural education, and human and nature rights - we combine practical fieldwork with community learning, advocacy, and applied research. The Chaikuni Center serves as our living classroom, where we demonstrate no-burn agroforestry, native seedlings, stingless bees, natural inputs, and hands-on education for local families, students, visitors, and partners.
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Living Chacras: Regenerating Land and Learning in the Peruvian Amazon
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