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First report of the restoration Letur river
Thanks to the meeting in the first Bootcamp in Porto, Lot and Jose of the Soiltribes community of practice, became the seeds of the Green Barriers team, and started the first tree planting event after the flash flood of Letur, which devastated the abandoned area of Almazarán.This first pilot project of Participatory Ecosystem Restoration consisted in the creation of a local network of volunteers and passionate people with ideas and energy to restore not only the the 400 metres of this first acti…
30 abr 2026
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What happens when soil, people and data finally sit at the same table?
We are writing this as the Green Barriers team, still carrying the heat of the conversations that unfolded during the Bootcamp. Not as a report, but as field notes: fragments of something that is still forming.At one point, we were asked by the facilitators to bring three voices around the fire: a farmer, a landscape, and a dataset. What emerged was not alignment, but a shared recognition that we are all “halfway”, aware of each other, willing to collaborate, but still struggling to connect in w…
26 mar 2026
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What if the real barrier to restoring land is not only ecological; but systemic?
GreenBarriers explores how degraded land can be restored through a coordinated ecosystem model that connects landowners, restoration experts, cooperatives and companies committed to climate neutrality. Rather than treating soil degradation, erosion and land abandonment as isolated problems, the project brings these actors into a shared structure designed to enable real collaboration. A key dimension of this approach is the integration of ecological knowledge with emerging technologies, such as s…
23 mar 2026
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