Sustainable Family Farms works in four Central American countries to reduce poverty and deforestation through training farmers in sustainable agricultural practices like slash-and-burn prevention, erosion barriers, reforestation, composting, and biodigestors. They also work with communities to establish family gardens and diversify crops and income sources through agroforestry and improved cooking technologies. Site visits are offered for those wanting to experience SHI's community-focused projects firsthand.

1. Sustainable Family Farms Reducing Poverty and Deforestation in Central America Providence, 2010

2. Tropical forests

4. Slash – And – Burn Farming

6. Field Trainers

7. Punta Gorda Yoro & Santa Barbara Kukra Hill & Kukra River Cocle & Panama Oeste SHI currently works in four countries: Belize, Honduras, Nicaragua & Panama.

10. Family Gardens

11. Erosion barriers and natural pest control

12. Reforestation and Agroforestry

13. Biodiversity and Economic Diversity

14. Healthy Soils Composting and bocashi Worm composting

16. Improved Stoves

17. Biodigestors

18. Smaller World Trips

19. Join us on a Smaller World Trip and see SHI’s work first hand Growth is guaranteed… mud wrestling is optional

21. Planting Hope Restoring Forests Nourishing Communities