Insights from Heifer projects and our work with partners to catalyze local solutions for global impact.
Try ditching chemical peels and using fruit and vegetable peels that you would normally toss in the garbage for your beauty routines instead. Good...
You can still be a dashing and daring ecotourist, even if personal budget considerations demand that you stay closer to home.
Let them come, biologist Allan Savory says of the herd animals long blamed for destroying natural grasslands. With proper management, he says,...
Meet the older cousins of the bovine clan: water buffalo! They're big, they're mysterious, and they haven't been to the family reunion in a couple...
I have some bad news, fellow humans: none of us is getting out of this life alive, and nothing can erase your crimes against nature. I say that...
At the request and effort of pastors and leaders from the Methodist Evangelical Church in Bolivia, Heifer Project began work in the country in...
One girl's wheels made waves in this rural Indian village when she pedaled out as the first girl in town to ride a bike.
Beans, beans, the magical fruit...the more you eat...well, you know. It's time to talk about beans: they are nutritional powerhouses, they benefit...
Heifer’s first shipment to Ecuador landed in Quito on October 13, 1948.
There are lots of misconceptions about sustainable design. Often sustainable building projects, or “green buildings,” are associated with...
