You can never have too much knowledge, right? Last month, Norivânia Diniz, our seedling production analyst, visited three forest nurseries to exchange experiences, learn about new techniques, and share the challenges of ecological restoration.
The visit was carried out alongside Felipe Susin, nursery specialist at Restauragro, and offered an immersive experience filled with learning and exchange. In addition to discovering different nursery structures and seedling production techniques, the pair exchanged experiences with local professionals, strengthening the network of partners committed to ecological restoration.
The training sparked new ideas to improve the technical processes of the team and practical enhancements that can be applied to the day-to-day seedling production. It was also a valuable opportunity to expand their understanding of the entire cycle — from seed collection to seedling production and planting.
The team was warmly welcomed, which also created an opportunity to share the work that the Black Jaguar Foundation has been carrying out in the states of Pará and Tocantins. We are confident that the experience will strengthen the excellent work already being carried out by our nursery team!
