📖 Knowledge Artefacts
Activities
Sustainable Ethnobotanicals Research Program
SERP documents and studies ethnomedicines and native forest foods—safeguarding ancestral healing knowledge and testing regenerative health products. It supports cultural revitalisation and could widen the enterprise beyond annual crops when the knowledge base matures.
Project Development
A project pipeline spells out phases from idea to delivery and what evidence each stage requires. The first proposal funded by Guayabillas DAO was school water infrastructure: raised by a stakeholder DAO, approved by WhatsApp poll, paid from the $5,000 community treasury, and recorded on DAODAO and Notion—an end-to-end test of proposal, vote, spend, and documentation.
Virtual Gaia Digital Mapping Platform
Colombia Regenerativa is developing Virtual Gaia, a collaborative project with Costa Rica to create a digital mapping platform where all bioregions in a country—or anywhere on the globe—can be localized. The platform will enable users to visualize evaluations, ecosystems, mapping, and community work on a digital globe. Currently, the team is mapping new initiatives that want to be regenerative or are in the process, including personal and private initiatives that aren't yet formal bioregions. This mapping helps identify where regenerative momentum is building and where connections might be strengthened.
The Living Atlas
Bosque Fractal is developing a "Living Atlas"—a dynamic, participatory tool that maps the ecological, cultural, and spiritual dimensions of the territory. This atlas weaves together watershed maps, sacred sites, historical memory, and narrative layers contributed by elders, artists, and local stewards. The Living Atlas blends digital and analog tools to map bioregional regeneration, capturing both data and the intangible stories of land and people. It serves both as a guide for ecological restoration (what to plant, where to protect, how to read the landscape) and as an educational and ceremonial resource. The vision extends beyond Colombia. Bosque Fractal is connected to a network of sacred peace temples across the globe—in the Gulf of Maine, Scotland, Wales, and beyond—through the Living Atlas for Bioregional Regeneration. This atlas uses sacred geometry and multiple knowledge traditions to connect bioregions and share practices for peace and ecological healing.