Nature, fire and transmission: the ingredients for a successful scouting holiday
Gardening & Cooking, PartnershipsNature, fire and transmission: the ingredients for a successful scouting holiday Read More »
We were honored to welcome a group of eight Amnesty International representatives to the Albatross Foundation. During their stay in our Albahome, these committed human rights defenders carried out their mission to raise awareness of their noble cause. Hailing from Congo, Cameroon, Kabylia, La Réunion and Guadeloupe, these activists shared their passion and commitment with
Amnesty International visit to Albatross: an inspiring encounter for human rights. Read More »
On Sunday March 16, 2025, Noise emlyon students took part in a training day dedicated to sustainable agriculture, forestry and biodynamics, in the presence of Karl and Amandine Cheminal, organic farmers wishing to adapt their breeding to biodynamics, and Florent Tatin, forester. Morning: discovering biodynamic farming The morning began with a theoretical session on the
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As part of Agriculture Day, on Thursday March 13, 2025, young Unicité civic service volunteers took part in the construction of a dry hedge in Servan’s garden. An ecological and educational project The afternoon began with an explanation of the importance of dry hedges for biodiversity and soil protection. Volunteers then got actively involved in
Construction of dry hedges with Unicite youngsters. Read More »
On Thursday March 13, 2025, a training day dedicated to sustainable agriculture brought together students and supervisors from the Lycée du Forez around practical planting and garden maintenance activities. A morning dedicated to planting Participants began the day by preparing clods of soil for future seedlings. The process began by mixing potting soil with water,
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In the rural areas adjoining Kanha National Park where medical services are not available, Tiger Center has been providing medical services to the tribals and the general public for many years. As always, this time we found a village (Tilri) around 15 km from the Khatiya gate of Kanha National Park, where the inhabitants were
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CJ Meadows, one of the founding members of the Albatros Foundation, has received two awards from Thinkers 360, a US-based organization: Top 25 Thought Leader in CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) Top 100 Thought Leader in Sustainability What we do makes a difference not only “on the ground”, but also inspires and informs others to do
CJ Meadows, co-founder of Albatros, honored in CSR and Sustainability Read More »
Albatross Foundation has just been accredited for the United Nations Partner Portal. This Portal is a platform used by UN agencies such asUNICEF, UNHCR and WFP to manage partnerships with non-governmental organizations. To be accredited, Albatross has successfully demonstrated that it meets strict eligibility criteria, including verification: – legal and accounting documents and the reliability
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Students from the Lycée du Forez were able to attend their first day of sustainable agriculture training at the Albatross Foundation this Thursday, December 12, with whom a cooperation agreement was signed in December 2024. It was an exceptional day of ecological gardening and aromatic plants. Here’s a look back at the highlights of the
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On Saturday, November 30, 2024, six members of theAssociation Jeunes Ambassadeurs – four Cameroonians and two Colombians – accompanied by their respective sponsors and a number of the association’s board members, took part in a warm dinner organized in collaboration with volunteers from the Albatross Foundation. For the occasion, chef Paul Deville prepared a traditional
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