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In early November, we experienced something unusual in our area: generous rainfall, between 100 and 150 liters depending on the location, which fell early and gave us an opportunity we had been waiting for for years. Thanks to this early rain, we were able to...

In early November, we had the opportunity to visit the two organizations we have been working with this year. Our goal has been to accompany them through an important transition process: moving from seedling-based reforestation to a...

Autumn always arrives laden with fruit, and this year has been no exception thanks to the spring rains. At Semillistas, we are especially excited because we have finally been able to harvest cornicabra, Pistacia terebinthus, a seed we have been wanting to collect for a long time. Not every year do the seeds manage...

Today we would like to share with you our annual report, which in this case has been biannual, covering the period from March 2023 to March 2025. In this document you will find a summary of all the activities and achievements we have accomplished at Semillistas during these two years of work and commitment to reforestation.

This weekend we have been particularly active in the community network of La Alpujarra, sharing projects, learning experiences, and our desire to continue strengthening the community life that sustains our region...

On this occasion, we spoke with Rita Valencia, from the Nepantla – Tierra Viva project, about the soil microbiome, the invisible life that sustains each ecosystem, and the ancestral knowledge that can guide us in restoration processes. The conversation took us through topics that we feel are essential to our work: how to accompany the recovery of a territory without imposing our own timelines, which species...

We are extremely happy, excited, and proud to share this news: the Ministry of Social Rights, Consumer Affairs, and Agenda 2030 has once again placed its trust in our work and has funded our project “Mediterranean eco-social forest restoration” with €248,798 and a score of 95 out of 100.

Last Saturday, 18 October, we were in Almócita sharing a very special day dedicated to seed improvement and germination. It was an event full of learning, exchange and reflection on the importance of caring for, conserving and strengthening life from its origin: seeds.

On Saturday, 4 October, we had the pleasure of holding a new workshop on the direct sowing of acorns, aimed at organisations and individuals interested in improving their reforestation practices with species of the Quercus genus. The meeting took place in the Armilla community urban garden, managed by Urban Green Club, and was attended by eleven people of different ages and backgrounds.

This Saturday we visited a magical corner of our Alpujarra region. We had the opportunity and privilege of spending a morning with a group of children, with the aim of fostering appreciation and recognition for everything that nature gives us and provides.