July 21, 2026by Isabella Orgel

Marlene Mamani, Peruvian biologist, recognized as “National Geographic Explorer” for her restoration work alongside high-Andean communities

This recognition will strengthen the work Marlene has been leading alongside high-Andean communities in Cusco, where she works on the restoration of degraded ecosystems, the recovery of wetlands and grasslands, and the strengthening of local leadership to respond to threats such as wildfires and the effects of climate change.

21 July 2026 Marlene Mamani, Peruvian biologist, recognized as “National Geographic Explorer” for her restoration work alongside high-Andean communities
May 27, 2025by Isabella Orgel

Textile and Conservation Leaders Unite to Restore Forests and Water in Peru’s Chincha Valley

Reforestation initiative Acción Andina and sustainable textile leader Textil del Valle are joining forces to plant 30,000 native trees and restore wetlands in Peru’s Chincha Valley—an effort that will enhance water security for thousands of families and protect fragile Andean ecosystems.

27 May 2025 Textile and Conservation Leaders Unite to Restore Forests and Water in Peru’s Chincha Valley
December 10, 2024by Isabella Orgel

Acción Andina, a Restoration Initiative in the Andes, Sets Record with 150,000 Native Trees Reforested in a Single Day

Acción Andina, a multi-country restoration initiative in the Andes of South America, has planted more than 150,000 native trees in just one day, a significant milestone in the ongoing efforts to restore high-Andean ecosystems.

10 December 2024 Acción Andina, a Restoration Initiative in the Andes, Sets Record with 150,000 Native Trees Reforested in a Single Day