Finca Mono Verde is a permaculturePermaculture is a design approach that applies ecological principles to land use, food production and human settlements, aiming to create resilient and resource-efficient systems. farm located in the coastal town of Tabuga, Manabí Province, Ecuador. Established by former Peace Corps volunteers, the farm spans 22 acres and operates within the dry tropical forest ecosystem. It serves as a demonstration and educational center, focusing on sustainable agricultural practices, natural buildingNatural building is an approach to construction that emphasises locally available, minimally processed and lower-impact materials and techniques. techniques, and community engagement.
Volunteers at Finca Mono Verde participate in various activities, including farm maintenance, agroforestryAgroforestry is a land-use approach that intentionally combines trees or shrubs with crops and/or livestock within the same farming system., and community projects. The farm offers a minimum two-week stay for volunteers, with a fee of $40 per week per person. This fee covers accommodation and meals, providing an immersive experience in sustainable living.
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