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Join the regeneration!
Support a Regenerative Future
Over the past years, Terra Sintrópica has proved that regeneration in Mértola and the semi-arid region is possible. Soils are recovering, the community is engaged, and agroecological practices are beginning to scale. Terra Sintrópica has reached a point where every euro invested multiplies positive impact.
Taking the next step—expanding regenerated areas, consolidating the local food system, and ensuring a stable team with fair conditions—implies that we need support from everyone who is committed to broadening this transformation.
If you believe in a regenerative future for challenged territories, now is the right time to be part of the process. What we build here is inspiring many other regions.
Como apoiar?
Donate via a Bank Transfer:
Associação Terra Sintrópica
Banco: Caixa de Crédito Agrícola
IBAN: PT50 0045 6103 4030 8813 8633 3
SWIFT: CCCMPTPL
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To receive a receipt for your donation, please send us an email with your full name, tax ID (NIF), address, and proof of the donation you made.
Volunteers
At Terra Sintrópica, we welcome volunteers from all over the world who wish to explore and deepen their understanding—learning by practice—of the core concepts and practices guiding our work: agroecology, syntropy, soil and landscape regeneration, local production and consumption, and collaborative governance models.
Being a volunteer at Terra Sintrópica means becoming part of this living ecosystem in Mértola, where care is both a principle and the foundation: caring for the land and caring for people. To truly connect and contribute, time is essential. That’s why we accept volunteers for a minimum of 1 month and up to 3 months.
If you are interested and available, please complete the application form and wait for our response. Please understand that we have a limited number of volunteer spots.If you would like to learn more about our project and community processes, we invite you to join one of our guided tours.
Research and Internships
At Terra Sintrópica, we welcome researchers and interns who wish to explore, deepen, or connect the concepts and practices central to our work: agroecology, syntropy, landscape regeneration, local production and consumption, and collaborative governance models.
At the intersection of interdisciplinarity and a desire for holistic, contextual knowledge, we recognize the importance of academia in validating the work we do. It is essential to monitor our implemented projects, proving their effectiveness while raising new questions that can review and strengthen our actions.
If you are interested in joining us, please complete the application form and wait for an email with our response.
We also invite you to learn more about our project and community processes by joining one of our guided tours.