From: COVOLV <contact@covolv.org>

Date: February 10, 2011 10:50:38 AM PST

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Subject: A SUSTAINABLE MEXICO: CUETZALAN. TOSEPAN TITATANISKE A NAHUA CO-OP.

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TOSEPAN TITATANISKE CO-OP THE STORY OF THE SUCCESS OF AN INDIGENOUS MEXICAN COMMUNITY, ACHIEVING ECONOMIC FREEDOM THROUGH NON-VIOLENCE AND SUSTAINABILITY.    Tosepan Titataniske is a Nahuatl phrase that means "Unidos Venceremos... Going Forward Together we will succeed". Tosepan Titataniske (Together We Will Succeed) in Cuetzalan, Puebla, is an organization that comprises more than 5,800 indigenous partners of the Náhua and Totonaca ethnic groups that live in 66 communities located in the northeastern mountains of Puebla. Indigenous women and men sharing the same interests, always working on improving the quality of life while working together . READ MORE                 A SUSTAINABLE AND SAFE MEXICO Mexico’s wonderful bio-diverse natural reserves, it’s 34 World Heritage Sites, Mexico‘s history and culture, the warmth of its people and the positive thinking and actions of it’s national leaders, all together formed the natural national legacy that has been affected by missed information. We would like to share with our friends, clients, and conscious travelers, that Mexico that is a safe, creative and fun country:   NAHUA AREAS Cuetzalan is located in the hills in the north of Puebla, 183 kilometers from Puebla, the state capital. It is located in the Sierra Norte region. READ MORE.                 RETREATS PRODUCED IN ASSOCIATION WITH CONTACT US FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE RETREATS                     COVOLV: A SUSTAINABLE WORLD is a documentary series exploring sustainability  at it's finest.   This clip is the first in a series of short documentaries revealing worldwide stories of people creating a beautiful, sustainable and attainable future. Permaculture Heroes Vol 1, the first minidoc in this series, is a short introduction to permaculture, a legendary permaculturist Larry Santoyo, and an amazing model of permacuture, the Indigenous CO-OP & Community high in the Sierra Madre called Tosepan Titataniske, which means in Nauhatl, "Going Forward Together We Will Succeed".                 EXPERIENCE CUETZALAN                 PERMACULTURE HANDS-ON RETREATS with Larry Santoyo and Scott Pittman " "The future of sustainability is in our cities and towns. Urban neighborhoods are ideal for the promise and potentials of permaculture design. Our cities embody the greatest concentration of the social, intellectualand physical resources needed to create a sustainable system." ~ L. Santoyo           What is Permaculture? Permaculture is an approach to designing human settlements and agricultural systems that mimic the relationships found in natural ecologies. Permaculture is sustainable land use design. This is based on ecological and biological principles, often using patterns that occur in nature to maximize effect and minimize work. Permaculture aims to create stable, productive systems that provide for human needs, harmoniously integrating the land with its inhabitants. The ecological processes of plants, animals, their nutrient cycles, climatic factors and weather cycles are all part of the picture. READ MORE                 CONTACT  US: contact@covolv.org www.covolv.org Ryan Yoshimoto Gabriela Rocha   COVOLV. Venice, CA.

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