The first base camp of Taniala Regenerative Camp was set up in January 2022 in Lambokely, a village of Menabe region where migrants live after fleeing famine and drought from the South of Madagascar . The local community depends on agriculture, including cultivation of corn, cassava and groundnuts. Slash-and-burn cultivation of corn over three years is currently the preferred agricultural technique, after which time, other plots of forest are cleared. 
Through the Taniala Regenerative Camp sites, we want to show and promote other models of agriculture that combine agricultural production and reforestation. We have already set up large-scale regenerative agroforestry demonstration plots and small-scale food forests.
