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Eco Buen Vivir (EBUVI) is a US 501 (C)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to regenerating Forest and Communities in Honduras by offering transformative health products such as Sea Salt, Cacao, Honey and more.

Who we are

Origins

Community forestry is our intention as an approach to good forest land management. Some of the members of our team grew up in a tropical forest in Honduras where they learn how to protect and care for this type of land. The preservation of soil and water in Honduras is our highest priority. It is urgent that as a collective we begin to take care of the rivers and the forests.

Ways We Help

The focus of our efforts

Healthy soil

We aim to create an environment that is rich in minerals and healthy bacteria that substains life and provide plants with necessary nutrients.

Meet our team

We are deeply committed to environmental conservation and are confident that by working together, we can decrease our carbon footprint through initiatives that prioritize the preservation and flourishing of nature.

Board President, Program Founder

Moises Hernandez

Moisés Hernandez, born in the tropical forests of Honduras, has spent over 25 years developing the EBUVI regenerative forest model. As a speaker for the International Society of Forest Therapy, Moisés advocates for the restoration of both the earth and human spirit.

Board Director

Erick M. Joseph

With 15 years of experience working with NGO’s, non-profits, and technology companies, Erick brings a unique perspective to the team, along with digital and technical skills that help the project leverage AI, Crypto and more.

Lead agronomer

Jairo Hernandez

Jairo serves the project as the primary Guardian and protector of the Regenerative Forest Model we steward, a land known as Rafael’s Eden in Eastern Honduras. The 600 Acres Jairo is responsible for managing some of the most pristine forest in the world.

Chief of Staff

Alicia Barrios

An Industrial Designer by profession, Alicia brings experience in developing strategic design projects serving indigenous and ecological causes. Her contributions to EBUVI focus on consciousness education programs as well as operations.