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Neither Inga Foundation director Mike Hands nor our Honduran director, Abraham, will stay behind at a desk in the office if there’s a chance

Here’s our Director, Mike, giving a talk at our recent, really successful event at Kew Botanical Gardens. Kew now has projects underway or beginning

Our projects in Honduras are really gathering momentum. In the last 6 months, the number of families who have joined our projects in Honduras

There  are so many exciting developments happening at the moment that its hard to know where to start. Aside from our main projects in

Just when we really needed it, we stumbled across this new supply of Inga seed from a local farmer. Even better, the trees in

Completely covered by grass less than a year ago, our new Project Centre is now a sea of rapidly growing Inga trees. Another year

Pablo Pinot, Honduran farmer and the newest member of the Inga Foundation team, with his young Inga alley plot. Not only will this plot

Believe it or not, this is the same Inga tree, just 10 months on. It was one of the first seedlings planted at our

The new nursery is huge, capable of holding several hundred thousand seedlings. Right now its housing the first 4,000 seedlings from 8 carefully selected

Mike Hands is currently out in the Congo. He is working to identify native Congo trees which could be used in the Inga alley