This project focuses on agroecological transitions, defined as the intentional diversification of farming landscapes in collaboration with social movements and networks to create landscapes that foster dignified work, conservation of biodiversity, and mitigation of and adaptation to climate change. We particularly focus on transitions to diversified perennial systems. 

 

Our Hypothesis: Agroecology has the greatest impact on climate mitigation and adaptation when farmers combine agroecological practices with engagement in agroecological movements, grounded in agroecological values.​​​

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