Permaculture
Where can I find a directory of vegan communities in Ecuador?
I'm currently eating a mostly raw vegan diet, and I'm trying to transition to more of a fruitarian diet. But living in Northern Europe, the fruit options here are very limited. I've learned about a few vegan communities in Ecuador that I'd like to visit, but information about them is sparse.
I'm going on a trip to South America soon to visit Ecuador. I've tried googling for "vegan ecuador," but most of the results are just about restaurants. I don't care much for capitalism, eating at a restaurant, or "eco-tourism" (veganism isn't a diet!). I am looking to learn about vegan projects in Ecuador, possibly joining a vegan intentional community there.
But first, to plan my trip, I'd like to get a list of all the vegan intentional communities in Ecuador.
Are there any lists of actual vegan communities in Ecuador?
Where can I find a list of fruit trees that grow in the Amazon?
I'm currently eating a mostly raw vegan diet, and I'm trying to transition to fruitarian diet. But I live in Northern Europe, and the fruit options here are very limited. Obviously I'd be better living some place topical, and I've been seeing some posts from some sustainable communities in South America.
Specifically, there seems to be many permaculture projects in the Amazon that are able to grow their own fruits in fruit-heavy forest gardens. I've learned about a lot of new exotic fruits from some of their videos, but what I really want is a comprehensive list of all the fruits that one can grow in the Amazon.
Does anyone know where I can find a list of fruits that grow in the Amazon (native and non-native)?
Cherries
Mulberry
Citrus Pursha (Lime x Manadrin Hybrid)
Citrus Limequat (Lime x Kumquat Hybrid)
Citrus Lime
Fig Panache
Saskatoon Berries
Blueberries:
Strawberries:
Diospyrus Lotus:
Fig Brown Turkey:
Guave:
Fig Longue de Aout:
Some plants such as the citrus' get winter protection in a greenhouse, I have a lot more which is not pictures such as 3 apple species, 6 pears, dozens of smaller fig varieties, walnuts, hazelnuts etc. But yeah, its great <3
