Converting invasive plants into a nature-positive local fuel source Over the last year, the SEPALI Madagascar agroforestry and biochar team has used a CPALI seed grant to iterate fuel "bricks" made from invasive water hyacinth combined with local seeds and cemented with banana glue. These team-developed biochar bricks are now powering specially-designed cookers to reduce charcoal and firewood consumption for dye baths at our artisans workshop in northeastern Madagascar. Next

With Father's Day approaching, we’re celebrating the amazing fathers on the team in Madagascar!  Join us in honoring Tsoly and all the...

With support from a new CPALI innovation grant, our local sister organization has tested and refined a prototype biochar cookstove.