SUMMARY
The longevity of the primary sector, human prosperity, and survival itself all depend on fertile soil, something that regenerative agriculture advocates. In recent years, it has evolved from just another concept to a tangible approach that can save and secure our precious soils. The Zenú indigenous territories of the Colombian coast face the problem of soil infertility, which has a negative impact on food security and biodiversity in the region. The present study proposes a comprehensive strategy to address the problem of soil infertility and the creation of an indigenous seed bank in the Zenú indigenous territories on the Colombian coast.
Keywords: Infertility, soil degradation, regenerative agriculture, indigenous communities, seed bank.
