Somos a maior e mais diversa rede comunitária de sementes NATIVAS DO BRASIL

We are the largest and most
diverse community network
of NATIVE SEEDS IN BRAZIL

Discover our work >

We collect and
commercialize
native seeds from the Cerrado and the Amazon

for ecological restoration

The Network

The heart of our work is to provide seeds for ecological restoration and to promote Well Living in the communities and territories we work with.

There are more than 700 people involved in seed collection, including Indigenous communities, family farmers, and urban extractivist groups.

There are 18 years of history,
action, and good results >

415 tons

of seeds collected and commercialized

More than

11.5 thousand

hectares restored

Income exceeding

R$ 9.2 million

for the collectors
*

The Network is a non-profit association.
We operate in Mato Grosso between the Xingu, Araguaia, and Teles Pires river basins.

Muvuca

Seed muvuca is a direct seeding technique for ecological restoration.

In a muvuca, we mix about 40 to 80 species of seeds with diverse and complementary biological functions and life cycles to restore degraded areas.

A social technology inspired by the ancestral knowledge of Indigenous peoples, enhanced by the work of the Xingu Seed Network since 2007.

Muvuca is also science, research, experience, and technical knowledge.

Who collects
the seeds?

  • 6 Indigenous ethnic groups
  • More than 30 villages
  • 3 Indigenous territories
  • 15 family farming settlements
  • 2 urban extractivist groups
  • 80% of the work is done by women
  • More than 700 people collect seeds

Seed
Purchase

Sales are made through
planned orders and ready-to-deliver
options when available.

The work cycle is annual.
The earlier you place your order,
the greater your discount.

THE FUTURE IS PLANTED TODAY
AND IT CAN BE BETTER

As far as we are concerned, the future will indeed be greener, with forests and communities standing strong, living with dignity, respect, and joy.

There is no shortage of seeds
to replant the planet

>

what is missing is the commitment and courage
to make more muvuca and forests.