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  1. In #Guatemala, #Indigenous women build #ClimateResilience with old and new farming methods

    #AncestralKnowledge combined with #climatesmart techniques is boosting #FoodSecurity and increasing family incomes in the #LakeAtitlán region

    Adam Wentworth, July 2, 2026

    Excerpt: "The impacts of #ClimateChange on Indigenous communities can often lead to further #environmental damage as farmers are forced to rely on unsustainable practices, such as cutting down trees to clear more land. This can accelerate water scarcity, soil erosion and ultimately food insecurity.

    "An ongoing adaptation project led by Natün has sought to reverse these impacts, working with local people to combine modern climate-smart agriculture and ancestral knowledge. The approach involves the use of #DroughtResistant crops, organic pest management and #SoilConservation techniques. This is increasingly recognised as an effective way to strengthen climate resilience.

    " 'Our approach is based on soil analysis and the use of locally resilient, endemic tree species, significantly increasing survival rates and ensuring sustainable water availability despite changing rainfall patterns,' Wason explained."

    Read more:
    climatechangenews.com/2026/07/

    #SolarPunkSunday #NaturalPestControl #ClimateChangeGardening #SoilHealth #IndigenousKnowledge #TEK #Stewardship #OrganicFarming #Mayan #NewTechnology #NahualateRiverBasin #AgriculturalResilience #TraditionalEcologicalKnowledge

  2. In #Guatemala, #Indigenous women build #ClimateResilience with old and new farming methods

    #AncestralKnowledge combined with #climatesmart techniques is boosting #FoodSecurity and increasing family incomes in the #LakeAtitlán region

    Adam Wentworth, July 2, 2026

    Excerpt: "The impacts of #ClimateChange on Indigenous communities can often lead to further #environmental damage as farmers are forced to rely on unsustainable practices, such as cutting down trees to clear more land. This can accelerate water scarcity, soil erosion and ultimately food insecurity.

    "An ongoing adaptation project led by Natün has sought to reverse these impacts, working with local people to combine modern climate-smart agriculture and ancestral knowledge. The approach involves the use of #DroughtResistant crops, organic pest management and #SoilConservation techniques. This is increasingly recognised as an effective way to strengthen climate resilience.

    " 'Our approach is based on soil analysis and the use of locally resilient, endemic tree species, significantly increasing survival rates and ensuring sustainable water availability despite changing rainfall patterns,' Wason explained."

    Read more:
    climatechangenews.com/2026/07/

    #SolarPunkSunday #NaturalPestControl #ClimateChangeGardening #SoilHealth #IndigenousKnowledge #TEK #Stewardship #OrganicFarming #Mayan #NewTechnology #NahualateRiverBasin #AgriculturalResilience #TraditionalEcologicalKnowledge

  3. In #Guatemala, #Indigenous women build #ClimateResilience with old and new farming methods

    #AncestralKnowledge combined with #climatesmart techniques is boosting #FoodSecurity and increasing family incomes in the #LakeAtitlán region

    Adam Wentworth, July 2, 2026

    Excerpt: "The impacts of #ClimateChange on Indigenous communities can often lead to further #environmental damage as farmers are forced to rely on unsustainable practices, such as cutting down trees to clear more land. This can accelerate water scarcity, soil erosion and ultimately food insecurity.

    "An ongoing adaptation project led by Natün has sought to reverse these impacts, working with local people to combine modern climate-smart agriculture and ancestral knowledge. The approach involves the use of #DroughtResistant crops, organic pest management and #SoilConservation techniques. This is increasingly recognised as an effective way to strengthen climate resilience.

    " 'Our approach is based on soil analysis and the use of locally resilient, endemic tree species, significantly increasing survival rates and ensuring sustainable water availability despite changing rainfall patterns,' Wason explained."

    Read more:
    climatechangenews.com/2026/07/

    #SolarPunkSunday #NaturalPestControl #ClimateChangeGardening #SoilHealth #IndigenousKnowledge #TEK #Stewardship #OrganicFarming #Mayan #NewTechnology #NahualateRiverBasin #AgriculturalResilience #TraditionalEcologicalKnowledge

  4. In #Guatemala, #Indigenous women build #ClimateResilience with old and new farming methods

    #AncestralKnowledge combined with #climatesmart techniques is boosting #FoodSecurity and increasing family incomes in the #LakeAtitlán region

    Adam Wentworth, July 2, 2026

    Excerpt: "The impacts of #ClimateChange on Indigenous communities can often lead to further #environmental damage as farmers are forced to rely on unsustainable practices, such as cutting down trees to clear more land. This can accelerate water scarcity, soil erosion and ultimately food insecurity.

    "An ongoing adaptation project led by Natün has sought to reverse these impacts, working with local people to combine modern climate-smart agriculture and ancestral knowledge. The approach involves the use of #DroughtResistant crops, organic pest management and #SoilConservation techniques. This is increasingly recognised as an effective way to strengthen climate resilience.

    " 'Our approach is based on soil analysis and the use of locally resilient, endemic tree species, significantly increasing survival rates and ensuring sustainable water availability despite changing rainfall patterns,' Wason explained."

    Read more:
    climatechangenews.com/2026/07/

    #SolarPunkSunday #NaturalPestControl #ClimateChangeGardening #SoilHealth #IndigenousKnowledge #TEK #Stewardship #OrganicFarming #Mayan #NewTechnology #NahualateRiverBasin #AgriculturalResilience #TraditionalEcologicalKnowledge

  5. In #Guatemala, #Indigenous women build #ClimateResilience with old and new farming methods

    #AncestralKnowledge combined with #climatesmart techniques is boosting #FoodSecurity and increasing family incomes in the #LakeAtitlán region

    Adam Wentworth, July 2, 2026

    Excerpt: "The impacts of #ClimateChange on Indigenous communities can often lead to further #environmental damage as farmers are forced to rely on unsustainable practices, such as cutting down trees to clear more land. This can accelerate water scarcity, soil erosion and ultimately food insecurity.

    "An ongoing adaptation project led by Natün has sought to reverse these impacts, working with local people to combine modern climate-smart agriculture and ancestral knowledge. The approach involves the use of #DroughtResistant crops, organic pest management and #SoilConservation techniques. This is increasingly recognised as an effective way to strengthen climate resilience.

    " 'Our approach is based on soil analysis and the use of locally resilient, endemic tree species, significantly increasing survival rates and ensuring sustainable water availability despite changing rainfall patterns,' Wason explained."

    Read more:
    climatechangenews.com/2026/07/

    #SolarPunkSunday #NaturalPestControl #ClimateChangeGardening #SoilHealth #IndigenousKnowledge #TEK #Stewardship #OrganicFarming #Mayan #NewTechnology #NahualateRiverBasin #AgriculturalResilience #TraditionalEcologicalKnowledge

  6. In my latest episode from Lake Atitlan, I venture into Santiago, the largest city on the lake, but also one of the less-visited ones.

    I had the fortune to be able to learn what the local deity "Maximon" is all about too!

    Watch here!
    youtu.be/f60atosWzXQ

  7. In my latest episode from Lake Atitlan, I venture into Santiago, the largest city on the lake, but also one of the less-visited ones.

    I had the fortune to be able to learn what the local deity "Maximon" is all about too!

    Watch here!
    youtu.be/f60atosWzXQ

    #Guatemala #Travel #LakeAtitlan #SoloTravel #Wanderbeard

  8. In my latest episode from Lake Atitlan, I venture into Santiago, the largest city on the lake, but also one of the less-visited ones.

    I had the fortune to be able to learn what the local deity "Maximon" is all about too!

    Watch here!
    youtu.be/f60atosWzXQ

    #Guatemala #Travel #LakeAtitlan #SoloTravel #Wanderbeard

  9. In my latest episode from Lake Atitlan, I venture into Santiago, the largest city on the lake, but also one of the less-visited ones.

    I had the fortune to be able to learn what the local deity "Maximon" is all about too!

    Watch here!
    youtu.be/f60atosWzXQ

    #Guatemala #Travel #LakeAtitlan #SoloTravel #Wanderbeard

  10. In episode 4 from Lake Atitlan, I continue my exploration of San Juan La Laguna. I was able to experience a meal at Deleite Ancestral Experience, and while I didn't shoot video for it, there's a short photo essay of the experience.

    youtu.be/Ddad7fwRbYQ

  11. Episode 3 from Lake Atitlan, exploring the town of San Juan, is now live on YouTube! The most beautiful town on the lake? Find out here!
    youtu.be/iNbvknuPw2s

  12. The first episode of my new mini-series checking out various towns around Lake Atitlan is live!
    I visited six different towns and cities while there!

    Each episode will be less than 15 mins, quick and easy to enjoy!

    Check out the first episode here
    youtu.be/yrQ8ojoR0mE

  13. Yeah, it’s basically amazing from pretty much ever where
    #LakeAtitlán #Guatemala

  14. Yeah, it’s basically amazing from pretty much ever where
    #LakeAtitlán #Guatemala

  15. Yeah, it’s basically amazing from pretty much ever where
    #LakeAtitlán #Guatemala

  16. Yeah, it’s basically amazing from pretty much ever where
    #LakeAtitlán #Guatemala

  17. Yeah, it’s basically amazing from pretty much ever where
    #LakeAtitlán #Guatemala

  18. Maximón, also called San Simón, a Maya deity and folk saint - here in Santiago/Atitlán
    #Guatemala #LakeAtitlán

  19. Maximón, also called San Simón, a Maya deity and folk saint - here in Santiago/Atitlán
    #Guatemala #LakeAtitlán

  20. Maximón, also called San Simón, a Maya deity and folk saint - here in Santiago/Atitlán
    #Guatemala #LakeAtitlán

  21. Maximón, also called San Simón, a Maya deity and folk saint - here in Santiago/Atitlán
    #Guatemala #LakeAtitlán

  22. Maximón, also called San Simón, a Maya deity and folk saint - here in Santiago/Atitlán
    #Guatemala #LakeAtitlán