Luca, Chiara, and Gea, social entrepreneurs, focus on biocultural corridors in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta. Through INHABIT, they restore ecosystems, blend art and nature, and develop sustainable communities.

Ñuiyanñi is more than a home; it is a sanctuary where indigenous wisdom meets modern conservation efforts. This space is dedicated to the restoration of biodiversity, soil, and water, guided by both ancestral knowledge and scientific research.

The Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta is a biodiversity hotspot, where snow-capped peaks meet lush forests. The mountain range’s microclimates provide habitats for countless species, making it a paradise for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts.

he Sierra Nevada is not only a natural wonder but also a cultural treasure. It is the sacred land of the Kogi, Arhuaco, and Wiwa peoples, who have preserved their traditions, language, and harmonious connection to nature for centuries.

The Sierra Nevada hosts 635 bird species, many endemic, making it a top destination for birdwatching, conservation, and research. It also offers wellness activities like yoga, fostering a connection to nature and a living lab for ecological study.

Watch how INHABIT and children design and plant the Sewindua Corridor, blending art and nature to create a safe, biodiverse migratory zone in Palomino.

Ñuiyañni is a family-led project in the Sierra Nevada of Santa Marta focused on ecological restoration. Guided by Kogui elders, a local family integrate legal, architectural, and environmental practices to protect biodiversity.