Regenerative farming in Colombia

Lands for Life, Rare’s regenerative agriculture program in Colombia, seeks to transform and reimagine how we farm for the future. We partner with farming communities in high-biodiversity ecosystems to shift to regenerative agriculture and more sustainable ranching practices. The program helps smallholder farmers create sustainable and long-term solutions for people, biodiversity, and the climate.

Transitioning to low-carbon, regenerative farming

Lands for Life equips smallholder farmers, agricultural extension agents, and local leaders with the skills, training, and digital technology needed to shift to regenerative agriculture and more sustainable ranching practices.

What is regenerative farming?
The people and practices of regenerative farming
Tackling climate change in Colombia with UK Pact

Regenerative agriculture in Colombia

Colombia map of departments where we work.

Empowering community-led farm management

Rare mobilizes extension agents, local leaders, and small-scale farmers in Colombia to address conservation challenges and inspire community members to become agents for change.

Partnering with Colombia’s agricultural experts

Inspiring community-led and sustainable agricultural practices
Witnessing change
Women in agriculture
Behavior Change for Agriculture

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Lands for Life donors and partners

The following is a sampling of Lands for Life’s donors and partners (past and present).

partner logos including UKPact, Coca Cola, The Nature Conservancy, Agrosavia, and Republica de Colombia

Field Partners:

Meta Governor’s Office (Secretary of Agriculture and Secretary of Environment), Major Offices,
Cormacarena (Environmental Authority), Universidad de los Llanos (UniLlanos), BioCarbon Fund 

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Contact us

For more information on Rare’s work related to regenerative farming in Colombia, please contact us at [email protected].

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El Rincon farmer, Don Manuel Vicente mixing coffee beans.