Mahogany timber tower above Herminio Mamani as he tends his cacao farm in Bolivia’s biodiverse north-west. A former president of El Ceibo, the nation’s largest natural cacao co-operative, he says the agroforestry mannequin utilized by its 1,300 members is significant not solely to take care of the standard of the cacao they develop, which is used for chocolate and different merchandise, but in addition for conserving gold mining at bay.
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