Guerrero-Juluchuca
A living laboratory for implementing regenerative practices
Regenerating from the mountains to the sea
On the southern coast of Guerrero, in the Juluchuca River micro-watershed, we are fostering a regenerative model that integrates schools, farmland, mangroves, and organized communities through the ReSiMar initiative. This program connects water, education, permaculture, marine conservation, and local governance.
We are training over 200 children as EcoAgents, supporting women in launching agricultural enterprises, and empowering communities to restore forests and manage water using innovative tools. This area serves as a testing ground for practical solutions, such as biofilters, fuel-efficient stoves, agroecological systems, and partnerships.
Here, regeneration means returning to abundance through dignity, creativity, and collaboration.
Active programs in Guerrero:
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Sustainable Fishing
Sea Turtle Conservation
Mangrove Restoration
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Regenerative Education
Watershed Eco-Agents
Adopt a Student
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Monitoring Water Quality and Availability
Strategies to Improve Water Quality
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Production of Agroforestry Products from the Watershed
Marketing of Local Products
Support for Local Producers (Gente Viva – Mujeres Vivas)
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“Regeneration is a paradigm shift, and so much of that shift is around the concept of moving from an extractive model to a model that understands there is abundance in the world.”
Guerrero-Juluchuca Partners
