Terra Madre Tours and Travels

02/04/2026

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02/04/2026

THANK YOU FOR BELIEVING IN US 🌍

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who voted for Terra Madre in the Vanguard Awards – Women in Leadership, organized by Africa Asia Middle East Chamber of Commerce. Through CEO Conclave event.

Your support is more than a vote—it is a powerful affirmation of our vision to champion sustainable tourism, agroecology, and inclusive community development. Because of you, we continue to amplify the voices of local communities, promote regenerative travel, and create opportunities for women, youth, and persons with disabilities.

This recognition belongs to all of us—our partners, communities, clients, and every supporter who believes in tourism that protects nature, celebrates culture, and transforms livelihoods.

We remain committed to leading with purpose, innovation, and impact. The journey continues—and we are grateful to walk it with you.

🙏 Thank you for standing with Terra Madre Tours and Travels.
Peter Mutinda

03/03/2026

I am honored to represent the Great Rift Valley Association of Tour Operators - GRATO and Network for Agroecology in Africa at a multi-stakeholder workshop organized by the International Labour Organization in partnership with ForumCiv .

The workshop, held at Kyaka Hotel in Machakos, focuses on strengthening rules and regulations for the promotion of the tourism and fodder sectors in Kajiado County, Narok County and Nakuru County.

Key discussions center on:
• Harmonizing tourism regulations and promoting responsible, sustainable tourism
• Strengthening licensing, compliance, and decent work standards
• Developing clear fodder policies and quality assurance systems
• Formalizing fodder markets and building climate resilience
• Enhancing linkages between tourism, livestock, and conservation

Strong regulatory frameworks are essential for sustainable growth, resilient livelihoods, and inclusive economic development across our counties.

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Education at EARTH transcends the classroom and translates into action in communities around the world.

In diverse territories and realities, our graduates and students put their training into practice to strengthen organizations, promote productive development, and provide sustainable solutions to current challenges.

Discover how the EARTH community generates impact in food systems and builds opportunities.

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It is one of the major rivers in Africa, the fourth longest river on the continent, and one of the largest African rivers flowing into the Indian Ocean. The basin of this river is 1,390,000 km that is less than half the area of the Nile Basin, the river is 2,574 km long, originating from Zambia🇿🇲, flowing through Angola🇦🇴, along the border between Namibia🇳🇦 and Botswana🇧🇼, then re-enters the land of Zambia, flowing through Zimbabwe🇿🇼 to Mozambique🇲🇿 and pouring into the Indian Ocean.

One of the most famous things this river is Victoria falls, there is also Shufuma falls on the Zambia-Angola border and Ngoni falls near Sioma in western Zambia. On this river there are two major hydropower stations, on this river is the Kariba dam which provides electricity to both Zambia and Zimbabwe. The second dam is the Kahura Bassa Dam in Mozambique, which generates electricity for both Mozambique and South Africa, plus there is a small power plant at Victoria Falls.

03/03/2026

Our learning tour group continues to visit Foodgrains Bank supported projects across Kenya!

Please pray for safe travels, meaningful learning, and encouraging time together as they continue their journey over the next few days before heading home.

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