Agroforestry systems play a key role not only in food production but also in soil regeneration, biodiversity recovery, and building more resilient landscapes against climate change.
During the workshop, various activities will take place, including a technical visit to dryland agroforestry systems and an analysis of how they have weathered the summer. Management and evaluation techniques for these systems will also be discussed.
The event aims to foster the exchange of experiences among people connected to the territory, promoting a space for dialogue and collaboration.
The meeting will start at Cal Tut at 9:30 AM and will last until 2:30 PM. The activity is free and includes lunch, but pre-registration is required.
