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Originally Written by Isabela Valencia, March 2023, on her blog With a backdrop of fortress-like natural rock formations, Salinas is ...

The following is an El Terreno newsletter published on 3rd March 2023 In Guaranda, February only means one thing - ¡Carnaval! It's the...

The following is an El Terreno newsletter published on 28th January 2023 As we step into 2023, we have some changes ahead.. Firstly, a...

The following is an El Terreno newsletter published on 27th December 2022 As we look back upon 2022, it's been year of much learning &...

Hola, ¡Chévere que estás aquí! Visit to Samiyaku Organic Permaculture Farm at over 3,500 meters above sea level My name is Raffael...

The following is an El Terreno newsletter published on 22nd November 2022 It's been a whirlwind month here in Atandahua with a host of...

The following is a newsletter published on the 7th October 2022

Article originally posted on Lucjan's personal blog From the reflective calm of the sunny coast To the Israeli friend I made for two...

Cultures, like our ecosystems, are dying out… Photo: Amanda Pietra A world once rich in cultural diversity is at risk of becoming a...

My name is Wilson, but you can call me Will. I am a teacher of English/Spanish language pedagogy (www.linguistichause.com) and a lover of...

When I first came here I didn't realise that my life was going to change forever. I come from a big city in France where everything goes...

Hello and hola from Atandahua, Ecuador. My name’s Jaime and I’m coming to you from El Terreno, here in the little community of Atandahua...

¡Hello, Saludos, Imanalla! My name's Joshua (UK) and I'm the founder of El Terreno. At the start of this new year, I'm writing our first...