This micro-documentary speaks to the members of the Zenú women’s collective, who work together on the land to grow crops for their community.
Instead of using any pesticides or chemicals, they rely on their indigenous knowledge, applying traditional growing practices that prevent their crops getting damaged by pests or diseases.
The Zenú women’s collective plant and grow their products without using pesticides. Credit: Helin Mestra Hernández, Rafa Montalvo Talaigua and Edwin Montalvo
Author
- Forest Peoples Programme
Ecosystems
- Tropical forests
Topics
- Gender
Type
- Film
Date
- This case study is part of the 2021-2022 LBO digital storytelling project.
