Seeding Change: Resilience through Agroforestry

by Conservation through Poverty Alleviation, Int
Seeding Change: Resilience through Agroforestry
Seeding Change: Resilience through Agroforestry
Seeding Change: Resilience through Agroforestry
Seeding Change: Resilience through Agroforestry
Seeding Change: Resilience through Agroforestry
Seeding Change: Resilience through Agroforestry

Project Report | Jul 31, 2026
5,000 Young Raffia Palms

By Rachel Kramer | Executive Director

Transplanting young raffia palms
Transplanting young raffia palms

 

We believe conservation succeeds when families have access to meaningful economic opportunities that work with nature. Under our shared regenerative agroforestry initiative, farmers have planted 5,000 young raffia palms since the start of 2025. These palms will bring future income as a source of fiber for handcrafted textiles and deliver wider local values. At the mid-year point, join us in pausing and reflecting on how far we've come and where our journey will take us next. Find our full report at CPALI.org/blog.

Together we're proving that when people thrive, nature thrives too.

Behind every native tree planted is a farmer preserving generations of knowledge and uplifting their family. Each regenerative agroforestry system demonstrates that conservation and economic opportunity can grow together. This progress is possible because of supporters who believe lasting conservation begins with local leadership. As we look toward the next six months, your support can help further grow habitat regeneration, scale sustainable livelihoods, and sustain Madagascar's extraordinary biodiversity alongside the communities who know it best. Thank you for your gifts that have an outsized impact.

Raphia farinifera seed collection
Raphia farinifera seed collection

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Conservation through Poverty Alleviation, Int

Location: Rockville, MD - USA
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Project Leader:
Rachel Kramer
Rockville , MD United States

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