Our coffee farmers are true unsung heroes who work tirelessly to bring fresh, high-quality coffee to our tables.
Their humility, generosity, and determination to move forward are admirable and teach us the value of hard work and perseverance. Thanks to their dedication and commitment, we can enjoy the delicious coffee and other agricultural products that make our region one of the richest and most diverse in the country.
Each day, they wake up with a positive attitude and an unwavering determination to keep moving forward. From dawn to dusk, they tend to the coffee plants with love and care, ensuring that each and every bean is of the highest quality.
From the mountains of Valle del Cauca to your palate, with all the love from our farmers.
Location/Biodiversity
A region with a lot of biodiversity yet to be discovered, with distinct characteristics that allows us to obtain the most unique coffee.
A region full of forests, at the bottom of a global natural wonder Paramo Del Duende , recently discovered, with a hight of 5500 ft.
Location:
- Country: Colombia
- Region: Valle del Cauca Department
- Municipalities: Riofrío, Darién, and Docordó
Biodiversity:
- Unique Ecosystem: Páramo del Duende is a high-altitude ecosystem found in the Andes Mountains. Páramo ecosystems are characterized by unique plant and animal life adapted to harsh conditions like cold temperatures, strong winds, and high UV radiation.
- Key Biodiversity Area (KBA): This area has been recognized as a KBA due to its importance for the conservation of several species, including endangered amphibians like Pristimantis duende and Pristimantis calcaratus.
- Flora: The park is home to a diverse range of plant species, including:
- Frailejones (Espeletia spp.): These iconic plants with their rosette-shaped leaves are characteristic of páramo ecosystems.
- Shrubs and herbs: Various species adapted to the high-altitude environment.
- Orchids: A diverse array of orchid species can be found in the park.
- Fauna: The park supports a variety of wildlife, including:
- Mammals: Species like the Andean tapir, puma, and spectacled bear may be present.
- Birds: A diverse bird community, including many endemic species.
- Amphibians and Reptiles: The park is particularly important for amphibians, with several endemic species found here.
If you want to learn more, you can search online for “Páramo del Duende Natural Regional Park” or visit the Key Biodiversity Areas website for detailed information on this site.
Please note: Páramo ecosystems are fragile and require careful conservation efforts to protect their unique biodiversity.
