Frogs are the guardians of crops. It consumes pests and brings harvest to mankind. Frogs are an important part of the ecosystem. They play a great role in many fields. In the past 10 years, more than 30% of frogs in the world are endangered or extinct. Let’s protect the frogs and our beautiful earth.
Rising seas and floods are seriously affecting the agriculture and livelihoods of farming communities. Learn how Pakistan farmers are coping with the impacts of massive flooding, and how Bangladesh farmers have used the floods to create a sustainable community development initiative.
Indigenous farming practices follow agroecological principles and use natural resources wisely and sustainably. Check out inspiring stories from indigenous communities in the Philippines, India, and Benin.
Educating and immersing children in practices that are in harmony with nature and showing them the comparative advantages of protecting soil life, biodiversity and the environment is the way forward. Learn more from the experiences of our partners in India, Pakistan and Malaysia.
Public policies that support the transition from pesticide dependence to agroecology offer the opportunity to transform our food systems. However, experience from several countries show that these policies need a commitment to democratic participation and a long-term vision in order to succeed. Here are lessons learned from Sri Lanka, Spain, Argentina, and Mexico.
In this video, Nasira Habib shares why radishes and carrots become deformed, branched and wonky. She also guides how to remedy this problem.
In this video, Nasira Habib gives a tutorial on how to save Japanese white eggplant seeds.
A sharing on the crucial role that beneficial insects play in ecosystems and alternative pest management. Presented by entomologist Anoop Kumar during a Regional Farmers Learning Exchange Program organised by PAN Asia Pacific at the Thanal Agroecology Centre in Kerala, India last November 2022.
