Biodiverse farming with trees on Siquijor Island
in the Philippines
agroecology - permaculture - agroforestry - organic
We mix fruit trees, hardwoods, bamboos, and crops in systems that emulate nature more. Please get in touch if you would like to share experiences.
Agroecology - applying ecological principles.
Agroforestry - trees as a key element in the farming system.
Permaculture - relying more on nature’s own ways.
Organic - no synthetic chemicals
We have three different plots on Siquijor Island: Tugas Reserve, Solangon Garden, and Ytaya Valley, all at different stages of development. You can read more on “our farms” page.
Biodiversity hotspot
The Philippines is home to 3,600 identified native tree species, of which around two thirds are endemic (found nowhere else in the world).
https://horticafilipina.wordpress.com/
The Philippines is home to an estimated 21,000 species of insects.
https://projectnoah.org/missions/insects-philippines-other-butterflies
https://pbh-butterflies.yolasite.com/philippine-butterflies.php
