The project has the vision of rescuing and restoring the biocultural memory contained in peasant family farming, based on practical applications of agrobiodiversity, agroecological principles and the design and practical application of ecological restoration from the vision of functionalism. With this, it will be possible to resume the production of useful goods and services for society and counteract the negative effects that business agriculture has generated on ecosystems and their components.

On this basis, analog forestry designs are aimed at restoring provision and regulation ecosystem services by establishing experimental plots that can serve as an example for other farms with similar characteristics:

– In the short and medium term, the aim is to produce goods for family consumption and for the market, particularly agrobiodiversity, fruit and medicinal species.

– In the long term, the aim is to restore soil quality, water retention and other ecosystem services and the diversity of native tree and shrub species, especially those whose population is threatened due to the exploitation and degradation of ecosystems.