From the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, known as El corazón del mundo by ancestral communities, to the Ciénaga Grande with its remarkable stilt villages where life blossoms above the water, our field of action spans a mosaic of ecosystems and cultures that define the richness of northern Colombia.

In this region, where the country’s highest mountain meets the Caribbean Sea and embraces the largest body of water in Colombia, there’s a unique interplay of contrasts and connections: ancestral and contemporary, tradition and innovation, land and water.

The vallenato rhythms made famous by Carlos Vives tell the stories of these diverse geographies — from amphibious communities to the Sierra villages that preserve ancient knowledge.

Here, where every space holds a story of resilience and adaptation, we work with a deep understanding of the interconnection between the mountains, wetlands, and sea, between the traditions that shape us and the future we build together with our communities.