PermaTree focuses on comprehensive renewable and healthy solutions in the long term. Regenerative lifestyle research.
Producing various tropical fruit and bamboo crops. We go beyond organic certifications. Permaculture.
Tipikas Coffee Shop has established itself as one of the first sources of high quality coffee and tropical gourmet products in Zamora, Ecuador.
A quick video introduction to PermaTree: Finca Yantza (2018) Birdsview – From the Jungle to the Farm
What is PermaTree?
The vision in short is to live a sustainable life in harmony with nature as self-sufficient as possible. With permaculture as a practical tool for self-sufficient ecosystems to build and improve biodiversity.
Understand the processes of nature and act on them. A platform where you can come, share, learn and inspire yourself for a better and sustainable life. We establish impulses for future generations by researching and implementing sustainable lifestyles.
FECTUR 2019 Fair in Zamora
/0 Comments/in Ecuador /by BtinaPermaTree-Cafe-Tipikas participated in the first Entrepreneurship, Culture and Tourism Fair in the city Zamora (FECTUR 2019). The event was on Friday, September 27, 2019. It started at 09:00 am at the Central Market Plaza, located on Amazonas street and Heroes del Paquisha avenue, a few steps from the central bus station in Zamora, Zamora-Chinchipe, Ecuador. […]
Volunteer Experience – First 3 weeks
/0 Comments/in Ecuador /by BtinaMy name is Rebeca Gaona, I’m from the south of Ecuador, a city called Loja. Almost three years ago I was accepted at EARTH University, in Costa Rica for studying agronomy. There I have learned many things, not only about agronomy, I have learned about different cultures. Different ways to think of the seeing things. […]
Dehidrated Bananas
/0 Comments/in Ecuador /by BtinaWe have been experimenting dehydrating our sweetest bananas – guineo ceda. Dried fruit is fruit from which the majority of the original water content has been removed through the use of our electrical dehydrator. Dried fruit has a long tradition of use dating back to the fourth millennium BC in Mesopotamia, and is prized because […]