Learning Together · Fazenda ALUME Bahia
Multiplying knowledge about regeneration through showing and participating.
Practical skills and meaningful experiences that reconnect people with nature. Free for local communities and schools, with tailored programmes for organisations seeking authentic ESG engagement.
Community Programme
Open learning for a regenerative future.
ALUME believes ecological restoration depends as much on people as it does on forests. Our workshops combine scientific knowledge, practical field experience, traditional wisdom, and creative experimentation to help communities become active participants in regeneration.
Participation is free whenever funding allows, with priority given to schools, local residents, community organisations, and young people from all Brazil and the world.
Agroforestry & Regenerative Agriculture
Learn how diversified planting systems regenerate soil, increase resilience, and produce food while restoring ecosystems.
Medicinal & Useful Plants
Explore the remarkable diversity of Atlantic Forest species and discover their ecological, nutritional, aromatic, and traditional uses.
Ecological Monitoring
Introduction to biodiversity observation, camera traps, GPS mapping, soil observation, citizen science, and field documentation.
Natural Building
Hands-on experiences using bamboo, earth, reclaimed materials, natural fibres, and regenerative construction principles.
Circular Materials & AMI³
Discover how plastic and other waste streams can become valuable resources for community infrastructure instead of environmental pollution.
Art, Culture & Nature
Creative workshops connecting ecology with music, visual arts, storytelling, indigenous knowledge, herbalism, and traditional crafts.
Format
Half-day or full-day sessions.
Hosted at Fazenda ALUME or partner locations across Ilhéus, Uruçuca, Itacaré, Itabuna, and neighbouring municipalities.
Corporate Experiences
Move your ESG programme beyond presentations.
Our corporate experiences place teams inside a real restoration project, where environmental challenges become tangible and measurable.
Instead of hearing about sustainability, participants contribute directly to ongoing regenerative work while gaining a deeper understanding of biodiversity, ecological restoration, and the communities connected to these landscapes.
ALUME — Experience the Forest is a half-day or full-day programme at Fazenda ALUME for organisations seeking meaningful employee engagement.
Activities may include:
- Guided ecological walk.
- Tree planting.
- Ecological monitoring.
- Agroforestry activities.
- Plastic collection campaigns.
- Biodiversity observation.
- Facilitated reflection sessions.
Every participant contributes directly to active restoration work while receiving documentation suitable for internal ESG communications.
| Format | Investment | Group Size |
|---|---|---|
| Half Day (4h) | From R$250 per person | 10–30 |
| Full Day (8h) | From R$380 per person | 10–30 |
Includes facilitation, materials, field activities, documentation, and collective impact reporting.
ALUME at Your Organisation
Bring the regenerative experience to your workplace.
This interactive programme combines ecology, biodiversity, regenerative thinking, and practical activities adapted to your organisation.
Participants learn about Atlantic Forest restoration while taking part in a symbolic planting activity that later becomes part of ALUME's restoration programme.
When the seedlings are planted at Fazenda ALUME, your organisation receives documentation showing their journey from seed to forest.
| Format | Investment | Group Size |
|---|---|---|
| On-site Workshop (3h) | From R$150 per person | 20–60 |
Travel costs quoted separately.
Why We Teach
Knowledge multiplies impact.
Every workshop helps create something larger than a single event.
People leave with practical skills, stronger connections to nature, and the confidence to begin regenerative actions in their own communities, schools, organisations, or businesses.
Some become volunteers.
Some become partners.
Some plant their first tree.
Some create projects we could never have imagined ourselves.
That is how regeneration spreads.
Continue the work