Francisco Serrato Indigenous Community

Zitácuaro, Michoacan, Mexico

December 2004

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Sabino reviews each group's answers which were translated from Spanish into Mazahua

group three's answers

listening

meanwhile, leaders discuss illegal logging occurring in the ejido's forest

multiple phone calls are made to multiple authorities

Ana María Múñiz, co-founder of Alternare, helps hand out tools to a new group just starting training

afterwards, everyone lines up for treats (in normal attire, not special for the occasion)

tres niños make a run for the border

er... a run for the corner...

one person wants to rejoin a group he left mid-way through training,
the group he left collectively meets on the spot to decide whether or not to allow him back in

elderly woman sans zapatos

departure...

Cerro Pelon

For more information on ALTERNARE's activities see:

Alternare - Results and Training Center - press - press - interview

Please consider making a donation to Alternare

Karen Oberhauser says anyone wanting to make a U.S. tax deductible donation to Alternare's efforts can do so via:

Monarch Butterfly Sanctuary Foundation