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Tierra Valiente - Brave Earth

Trust T1 Reforestation Education Regenerative Agriculture & Soil Health Regenerative Entrepreneurship Community Regeneration & Resilience Building Regenerative & Circular Construction Syntropic Agroforestry / Permaculture

Size
32 ha
Climate Zones
Tropical wet
Regenerative Focus
Regenerative agriculture, cultural healing

About this land node

Center for Applied Cultural Transition, regenerative farm, healing arts center, and emerging community in northern Costa Rica, nestled between rainforest and cloud forest.

Overview

Project Vision

To create a lived possibility in solidarity with life

Project Purpose

To explore new and ancient ways of living through regenerative practices and cultural transition.

Project Title

Tierra Valiente

Political Location

San Isidro de Peñas Blancas, Alajuela Province, Costa Rica

Ecology & biodiversity

Biodiversity context

High biodiversity, near protected rainforest

Ecological corridors

Links Children’s Eternal Rainforest to lowland areas and it's in the are of Reserva de la Biosfera Agua y Paz

Natural boundaries

Bordered by Children’s Eternal Rainforest, near Volcano Arenal

Ecosystem unity

Tropical rainforest with volcanic soils

Climate & water

Climate Zones

Tropical wet

Rainfall patterns

Rainy season from May to November, dry season from December to April

Average Rainfall

2032-3048 mm per year

Temperature Extremes

32°C to 18°C

Average Temperature

24-27°C

Watershed

San Carlos River watershed

Nearby water bodies

Near Chichagua River (2.5 km)

Land & terrain

Elevation & slope

600-800 meters, gentle to moderate slopes

Landforms

Volcanic foothills, rainforest

Soil Types

Volcanic loam, rich in organic matter

Soil health

Improving through regenerative practices

Erosion risk

Low to moderate, mitigated by forest cover

Renewable resource potential

Solar energy, agroforestry

People & history

Land Acknowledgements

Honors local Indigenous heritage

Recent land history

Historically forested, now regenerative-focused

Regenerative practice

Regenerative Focus

Regenerative agriculture, cultural healing

Regenerative Methodologies

Organic farming, ceremonial programs

Environmental objectives

Preserve biodiversity, regenerate soil

Community objectives

Support community healing, foster cultural transition

Community engagement

Workshops, retreats

Economic Model

Cooperative income, donations

Impact

Expressed Impact

Managed 32 hectares, engaged 1,000+ participants

Key impact metrics

Hectares managed, participants engaged

Visiting & links

Nearest urban centres

18 km from La Fortuna

Website

https://www.braveearth.com/

Social media

https://www.instagram.com/brave_earth_

Visit Link

https://www.braveearth.com/new-folder-1

Connections

Shared practice

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