Another voice from the Altiplano, meet José Escalánte, a Picotani local. He takes time to chat about his community, the water project, and the importance of vicuñas. 133 total views
133 total views
Global warming is the world’s single greatest environmental threat to the planet. Could alpacas and vicuñas be the key to helping save this place we all call home? 273 total views, 1 views today
273 total views, 1 views today
In a world that is ever-changing, is it better to change with it? Do you resist and follow tradition? Meet Sarita Escalánte Tellana, a Picotani local, born and raised. She takes a rare break and sits down with us to talk about her future life in the Altiplano. 128 total views
128 total views
QB Founder Mike Safley examines the sustainability of alpaca and vicuna fiber production and discovers camelid fiber is the most environmentally friendly example of sustainable textile manufacturing. 179 total views
179 total views
QB Founder Mike Safley examines the sustainability of alpaca and vicuna fiber production and discovers camelid fiber is the most environmentally friendly example of sustainable textile manufacturing. 168 total views
168 total views
Quechua Benefit is partnering with Picotani to construct a system to water vicunas during the dry season. Dale presents the science and economic benefit and impact for the community of Picotani. 139 total views
139 total views
We appreciate SimpliPhi’s generous donation of lithium batteries to keep Casa Chapi’s solar farm running uninterrupted. Thank you! 110 total views
110 total views
Hurray! Casa Chapi’s open for in-person learning on our primary campus in Chivay! Thanks to you, 70 kids in grades 1-6 are receiving a first-class education. 274 total views
274 total views
QB Founder Mike Safley examines the sustainability of alpaca and vicuna fiber production and discovers camelid fiber is the most environmentally friendly example of sustainable textile manufacturing. 160 total views, 1 views today
160 total views, 1 views today
A new school year is just beginning for Casa Chapi. After two years of learning at home, kids are back on campus for their 2022 school year. Can you lend a hand to keep up with the needs for our students? Thank you for your generosity. 250 total views
250 total views
