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ABOUT LA PAZ


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La Paz is part of an area called the “Golden Triangle”, because of its rich, agricultural soil.  The Golden Triangle is a critical area, it recharges aquifers and rivers, is known for some of Nicaragua’s richest agricultural land, and also serves as a biological channel for many tropical birds.  Deforestation due to forestry, agricultural expansion, and firewood consumption has severely reduced the forest coverage within the Golden Triangle.  This has resulted in loss of habitat for birds and other animals, loss of top soil, and contamination of aquifers. 
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​The Reforestation, soil preservation, and forest conservation carried out by Compas de Nicaragua are all important elements for the protection of the diverse and fragile Golden Triangle Region.  These are also important elements for sustainable development and the improvement of the lives of the farming families who live there.   

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  • Home
  • About Us
    • Mission
    • Board Directors
    • Contact us
  • Women in action
    • La Primavera settlement
    • Sponsor a Child >
      • Sponsorship Program
    • Microlending >
      • Microlending Program
    • Cultural Dancing daughters of the corn dance troupe >
      • Daughters of Corn Dance Tour Fall 2019
    • Gourt Art
    • Soy Food Program
    • WIA Center
  • La Paz Farmers
    • About La Paz
    • Microloans to Farmers
    • Reforestation >
      • Reforestation and Food Security
    • Regenerative Agriculture
    • Organic Coffee >
      • Order coffee
      • Coffee Fundraising >
        • Order and Shipping Form
  • Peaceful Nature
    • Agroecology workshops
    • Youth Birder and Wildlife Club
  • Service Trips/Internships
    • About Service Trips
    • About Internships
    • Upcoming Service Trips
    • Safety
    • Costs
    • Selection Criteria
    • Steps For Trip Participation
    • Service Trip/Internship Application
    • Service Trip/Internship Documents
  • Tourist Trips
    • Bookings Reservations
    • Adventure Tours
    • Best of Nicaragua Tour
    • Beaches Tours
    • Eco Tours
    • History and Culture Tours
    • Peaceful Nature Tour
    • Vacations Tours
  • Donate
  • Order coffee