Rooted in Áncash, working across generations

Education that begins with the territory

Urpichallay learns from people who know the land, seeds, medicinal plants, water and rural crafts. When this knowledge moves from one generation to another, communities preserve memory and strengthen their capacity to respond to present challenges.

We bring community knowledge into dialogue with schools, public institutions, universities and civil-society organisations.

• Community participation and respect for local knowledge.
• Intergenerational learning with elders, families and young people.
• Practical care for agrobiodiversity, water and landscapes.
• Transparent communication of activities, participants and field learning.