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Walk the Cultiva Lab agroforest
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Walk the Cultiva Lab agroforest An open-air agroecology laboratory of about 6,200 m² between SESI Lab and the Biblioteca Nacional, planted with roughly 90 species from the Cerrado, Amazônia, Mata Atlântica, and Caatinga, and designed to regenerate soil while it produces food. How it works Enter with a SESI Lab ticket or on the free first Sunday of the month. Walk the pedagogical trails, find the short-cycle food crops growing between the trees and the monitoring sensors that follow soil and climate cycles, and check exposições for the mediated activities matched to the current growth phase. When & where - Setor Cultural Sul, Bloco A, Asa Sul, Brasília-DF, CEP 70070-150 (beside Rodoviária do Plano Piloto) - Outdoor gallery between SESI Lab and Biblioteca Nacional (approximate pin for the garden edge) - Recurring: Tue–Fri 9h–18h (entry until 17h); Sat, Sun, holidays 10h–19h (entry until 18h). Free first Sunday of the month. Confirm on Visite. Why it matters The harvest goes to ten social institutions in the DF, and the carbon and soil measurements are published as research rather than sold as an offset. Regeneration becomes something you can check on during a walk downtown. Source & repost Shared here so you can get inspired or find action already happening near you. Solarpunker does not own or organise it. Source: SESI Lab: Exposições / Cultiva Lab · Visite. Photo: Wikimedia Commons, Hortas urbanas serão financiadas pelo Funam (19633082372).jpg) (CC BY 2.0, Agência Brasília).
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Bring a class into the Cultiva Lab agroforest
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Bring a class into the Cultiva Lab agroforest Schools and social institutions can schedule a visit that uses the living agroecology system as the classroom: ecological succession, soil regeneration, biodiversity, food security, and the relationship between city and nature. How it works Declare interest through the educational-visit pathway on Visite; the education team confirms according to open slots. Visits currently run in a self-guided format with reception and orientation, and free transport is offered to public schools and nonprofit institutions in the DF subject to date availability. At launch, organisers described scheduled student groups joining harvests and species workshops as the system matures. When & where - Setor Cultural Sul, Bloco A, Asa Sul, Brasília-DF, CEP 70070-150 (Cultiva Lab is the outdoor area toward the Biblioteca Nacional) - Recurring: by appointment within museum opening hours - Transport support for DF public schools and nonprofits depends on availability Why it matters Students who plant, measure, and harvest in the middle of the capital learn that a city can help feed and repair itself, not only consume. Source & repost Shared here so you can get inspired or find action already happening near you. Solarpunker does not own or organise it. Source: SESI Lab: Visite (visitas educativas) · Exposições / Cultiva Lab. Student harvest detail fact-checked against launch coverage: CNI. Photo: Wikimedia Commons, Jardim Botânico de Brasília, outubro de 2023 (1).jpg) (CC BY-SA 4.0, Fronteira).
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Walk Brasília's living agroforest gallery
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Walk Brasília's living agroforest gallery Cultiva Lab turns about 6,200 m² between SESI Lab and the Biblioteca Nacional into an open-air agroecology laboratory. Roughly 90 species from four Brazilian biomes (Cerrado, Amazônia, Mata Atlântica, Caatinga) grow together to answer one question in public: can you restore an ecosystem and produce food on the same piece of ground? What you can do - Walk the Cultiva Lab gallery and read its four growth phases as they unfold: pioneer species and first harvests, then ecological succession, vegetation layering, and a mature canopy - Look for the short-cycle food crops planted between the large trees (corn, squash, cassava, vegetables, medicinal herbs) and for the sensors that track soil and climate - Follow the pedagogical trails and mediated activities on soil regeneration, biodiversity, food security, and the relationship between city and nature - Trace circular economy in practice on site: water, nutrient, and material flows are routed back through the system to cut waste How it works The technical design came from IPOEMA (Instituto de Permacultura), structured by forest engineer Cláudio Jacintho, and was approved by IPHAN and the urban-planning bodies. The plot sits inside the GDF Adote uma Praça programme and feeds SESI Lab STEAM and CTSA education. Entry follows museum ticketing, including free first-Sunday admission (Visite). Over five years the project plans residencies for 50 artists and 50 researchers working on soil regeneration, carbon capture, and agroforestry systems. Why it matters The numbers are stated honestly. About 3 to 5 tonnes of food in the first two years go to ten social institutions in the Distrito Federal, and the system is expected to capture roughly 10 tonnes of CO2e a year against the some 700 tonnes the museum's own activity generates. Cultiva Lab is not sold as an offset: it is a measured public experiment showing that food, forest, and culture can share the same ground in the middle of a capital. Source & repost Shared here so you can get inspired or find action already happening near you. Solarpunker does not own or organise it. Source: SESI Lab: Exposições / Cultiva Lab · Visite · Partner context: Adote uma Praça (GDF). Production, carbon, and residency figures fact-checked against launch coverage: G1 DF, CNI. Photo: Wikimedia Commons, Hortas urbanas serão financiadas pelo Funam (19633082372).jpg) (CC BY 2.0, Agência Brasília).
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