Support Indigenous Medicinal Gardens in the Amazon

by Alianza Arkana
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Project Report | Feb 14, 2023
MORE MEDICINAL PLANTS BEING PLANTED

By Diego Villegas | Project Manager

Children learning transplantation
Children learning transplantation

MEDICINAL PLANTS NURSERIES

In our last report we said that we had started to produce medicinal seedlings. Now we are in the rainy season and they are all being planted.

In the nursery that we manage, the entire production has been planted. The plants have been distributed mainly to Shipibo families in the district of Yarinacocha, so that they can plant them in their backyards and have a living pharmacy.

As our nursery is for an urban area, where people can water all year round, we don't depend too much on the rainy season. So we are starting to plant again and have decided to produce continuously all year round.

The other nurseries, promoted by us and managed by their owners are located in rural areas, in Shipibo territories (Shipibo Community of Santa Clara, and Shipibo Jakon Rate Project), they are also planting medicinal plants. They should start production in June approximately.

 

MEDICINAL GARDENS

So far we have promoted 06 institutional medicinal gardens, 03 of them in the city and 03 in rural areas.

The last of them was installed in the Bilingual Kindergarten of Yarinacocha, it still needs more implementation and resources for its productive and pedagogical management. The students are Shipibo children, this garden is not only a medicinal garden, it is an educational resource that seeks the conservation of traditional medicinal knowledge of the Amazonian indigenous people as a living practice, so we ask for your support.

 

NEW POSIBILITIES

With the young children of the mothers of the Shipibas Maroti Xobo Craftswomen's Association we are working on the promotion of reading. Now they are also interested in working in bio-gardens and family medicinal gardens together with the children, both to promote self-management of health and to improve nutrition. In order to meet this demand we need your solidarity.

Neighbor carrying his plants
Neighbor carrying his plants
Children who want organic and medicinal gardens
Children who want organic and medicinal gardens
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Alianza Arkana

Location: Yarinacocha, Ucayali - Peru
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Yarinacocha , Ucayali Peru

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