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This fall, our Coalition for Regenerative Ecologies and Agriculture (CREA) Internship Program, a partnership with the University of Texas at San Antonio and Alamo Colleges St. Philip’s College , is growing in every sense of the word. This year, we have expanded the fully paid internship program to include three new partner sites, giving students even more ways to connect classroom learning with hands-on regenerative work. Altogether, fifteen students are now spread across fi

Terra Advocati is proud to celebrate the appointment of our good friend and collaborator, Antonio Carrillo Bolea, as the Director of...

The Sierra Gorda Biosphere Reserve is one of Mexico’s most extraordinary natural treasures. Rising from lowland tropical forests to peaks...

We are thrilled to share that Terra Advocati has received a new round of support to continue and expand Huertos Familiares , our community-based regenerative garden initiative in San Antonio, thanks to The Alice Kleberg Reynolds Foundation. This funding will help us nurture a project that is much more than a garden, it is a living network of memory, care, and transformation. A Movement of Gardens Huertos Familiares began as a vision to transform backyards, vacant lots, and s

The Fall Equinox once again finds us with our hands in the soil, harvesting the last of the summer crops, prepping the soil for the Fall...

In the mist-wrapped mountains of the Sierra Gorda , the village of Xilitla  rises like a dream made of stone, forest, and water. Clouds drift low through valleys, weaving ribbons of silver through coffee groves and orchards. The land breathes with the pulse of springs and rivers, its heartbeat echoing in caves that descend into the earth and in waterfalls that tumble toward the Huasteca plains. To stand here is to be reminded that the world still contains mysteries, and that

When our group of students from UTSA and the Alamo Colleges arrived in the bustling port of Veracruz this June, the air was heavy with...