2008 Annual Report
Highlights from the 2008 EPIC Annual Report include: Integrating Crops And Livestock For Mutually Beneficial Operations, Polyculture, Soil Conservation, Maintaining Biodiversity, Promoting Traditional Food Crops, Water Stewardship and much more about sustainable agriculture methods. View Full PDF…
2007 Annual Report
Highlights from the 2007 Annual Report include: FUNDAMARCOS Invests in Family Development, La Semilla Del Progreso Expands Using Farmer to Farmer, Post-trauma Stress Healing In Indonesia, Updates on Mujeres En Acción, Earthquake Reconstruction in Peru, Expansion of La Buena Tierra, Hurricane Relief in El Salvador, and Peacemakers Gather in Mexico. View Full PDF…
Mobile School for Soil and Water Conservation – GUATEMALA
The Mobile School does agricultural assessments, conducts educational field trips for farmer-to-farmer exchanges, presents short courses on all the practices taught in EPIC agricultural projects, and does on-site project monitoring and evaluations.
2006 Annual Report
Highlights from the 2006 Annual Report include: Addressing Post-trauma Stress With Children in Indonesia, Farmer to Farmer Training at a National Level, Mujeres En Acción, Felipe Tomás from FUNDAMARCOS, Moving Towards Organic Fertilizer, Harvesting Water at Vicente Guerrero, Adapting to Climate Change, Immigration. View Full PDF…
Fundación Agri-Cultura Marcos Orozco – GUATEMALA
Fundación Agri-Cultura Marcos Orozco is a Maya non-profit organization with multi-faceted goals. The foundation was named after famed Guatemalan agronomist Marcos Orozco Miranda, PA. The “Agri” portion of the hyphenated word Agri-Cultura indicates the organization’s dedication to the promotion of sustainable agriculture, while the “Cultural” portion is for its commitment to preserving Maya culture. It […]
2005 Annual Report
Highlights from the 2005 Annual Report include: FUNDAMARCOS’s New Health Program, Expansion of FUNDAMARCOS – Sustainable Agriculture, Vocational Training with Youth Through La Semilla del Progreso, The Impact of Hurricane Stan and the Loma Linda Training Center. Read Full Report(PDF)…
Protecting the Río Motagua – GUATEMALA
Beginning in 1998, EPIC has supported farmer education in soil conservation and water management on the north side of the Río Motagua in the Departments of El Quiché and Baja Verapaz. The Río Motagua is Guatemala's most important river. Poor soil management practices in the river's watershed are causing massive erosion.
2004 Annual Report
Highlights from the 2004 Annual report include: Marginally Productive Small Farms in Environmentally Fragile Areas, The People Power of Members and updates from FUNDAMARCOS-Sustainable Agriculture, La Semilla del Progreso, Loma Linda, Vicente Guerrero, Q’anil Read Full Report(PDF)…
2003 Annual Report
Highlights from the 2003 EPIC annual report include: Vocational Education and Job Creation by La Semilla, Taxco Viejo Silver Artisans Cooperative in Mexico, Peacemaking and Weapons of Mass Destruction in the United States, EPIC’s Support of Free The Slaves, and updates for: La Casa Para La Cultura Maya, Loma Linda, and La Buena Tierra School. […]
2002 Annual Report
Highlights from the 2001 EPIC Annual Report include: Río Motagua Watershed Research and Education, La Casa De La Cultura Maya, APRODEHNI’s Earthquake Reconstruction, La Semilla Del Progreso Agricultural Training, Loma Linda Training Center, Mennonite Central Committee Program Evaluation in Mexico, Peruvian Leadership Training, FFASE Health Training in Benin, Free The Slaves, Gilbert White Biography. Read […]