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Zia Parker
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Joined:
02/06/2011
Last Updated:
10/02/2017
Location:
Vilcabamba, Loja, Ecuador
Climate Zone:
Sub tropical
Gender:
Female
Web site:
https://vidaverde.info





My Projects

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Finca Vida Verde, "Abundancia en Media Hectare"

Finca Vida Verde, "Abundancia en Media Hectare"

Vilcabamba, US

Zia Parker

Zia Parker

Vilcabamba, EC

El Mirador, Water Retention Landscaping design & implementation, 17 hct.

El Mirador, Water Retention Landscaping design & implementation, 17 hct.

Vilcabamba, EC

Water Retention Landscaping planning for Quechua communities, Otavalo, EC

Water Retention Landscaping planning for Quechua communities, Otavalo, EC

Otavalo, EC

Yupaichani Land Collective

Yupaichani Land Collective

Vilcabamba, EC

Yupaichani Network

Yupaichani Network

Vilcabamba, EC

Projecto Agua Ayni: restoration of the water cycle on Upper Piscobamba River with rainwater infiltation and small reservoir design and implementation

Projecto Agua Ayni: restoration of the water cycle on Upper Piscobamba River with rainwater infiltation and small reservoir design and implementation

Vilcabamba, EC


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PermEco Inc.
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Ashley Studholme Colin Boggess Jacinto Avilés JULIUS M. MARETE Keenan Black Kolin Purcell Nes Abdu Orestis Karghotis Tim Dörfler Tim Tobias Pfister
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Agua Ayni Project: water cycle restoration for the Upper Piscobamba watershed, Loja Province, EC

Posted by Zia Parker 25 days ago

See our video!

Andrea at her model farm A moment to appreciate grandmother spring Assessing the el mirador model after extreme fire event Simply shaping the land Vetiver holding ground below pond Vetiver creating terraces

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Zia Parker
Zia Parker : These photos are of workshops in the 3 year Agua Ayni Project. We are visiting model farms that have implemented the rainwater infiltration methods we are teaching to farmers. Some of these photos are following extreme wildfire events.
Posted 25 days ago

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Florence Pugh
Florence Pugh : @Block Blast How have the rainwater infiltration methods impacted crop yields and soil health on the model farms?
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lyly lyly
lyly lyly : To restore the natural water cycle in the Drift Hunters Upper Piscobamba watershed. This likely involves implementing techniques to improve rainwater infiltration and retention in the soil.
Posted 16 days ago

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Central Rocky Mountain PC Institute
Type: Permaculture Design Certificate (PDC) course
Verifying teacher: Jerome Osentowski
Other Teachers: Allison Peck
Location: Basalt CO
Date: Jan 1990
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