Water Management and Ecosystem Restoration

The management of Yaku Mama (Mother Water) and the restoration of ecosystems in Muyunsay are fundamental processes for ensuring the life and balance of nature. Through ancestral practices and technological knowledge, we seek to restore the health of territories, protect water sources, and strengthen ecosystem resilience.

A respectful and harmonious relationship with water as a source of life is promoted, understanding its cycles and ensuring its availability for present and future generations.

🔸 What we propose:

  • Conservation and recovery of our Yaku Mama (mother water) springs, wetlands and watercourses.
  • Implementation of harvesting and planting knowledge of Yaku Mama (mother water) with tools such as: ky line, reservoirs, and infiltration ditches.
  • Integrated management of watersheds.
  • Edible forest practices with native species and soil restoration.
  • Community monitoring of the quality of Yaku Mama (mother water).
🔸 Our approach: Strengthening is based on theoretical, practical, and experiential approaches, integrating ritual, science, and community action. Active participation in ecological restoration processes, the care of forests, moorlands, rivers, and streams, and the connection with awareness of the interdependence between Yaku Mama (water), land, and life are encouraged.

✨ Through this process, participants become guardians of water and nature, capable of regenerating ecosystems and ensuring water sovereignty for their communities.