Testimonials

 
Antonio Laurent, Agronomist, Marigot, Haiti

Antonio Laurent, Agronomist, Marigot, Haiti

The planting of grasses has created unity among the locals and villagers. We excitedly look forward to going to plant in the mountains each time. More and more people want to go and plant the grass in the mountains to stop our soils washing into the oceans
— Antonio Laurent, Agronomist, Marigot, Haiti
The Artibonite Region is very appreciative of Dr. Tawainga Katsvairo’s hard work and dedication to the economic development of our region. We are thankful to you Dr. Katsvairo for your patience in replanting.
— Edner Augustin, Director Artibonite Economic Development Chamber, Haiti
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University Dean Robert Taylor

Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University Dean Robert Taylor

Soil conservation is very critical in the region and this work has the potential to make the much-needed change. We are very pleased of Florida A & M involvement on the project.
— Dean Robert Taylor, College of Agriculture and Food Sciences. Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University
Today’s ever pressing environmental issues can best be addressed with success in Industries-Villages partnerships approaches. Environmental issues have approached critical levels for our survival. The involvement of industry becomes even more important in achieving long term solutions.
— The Hon., Thomas A. Cellucci, PhD, MBA ,Philanthropist and Serial Entrepreneur
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Environmental issues that results in poverty have become key human rights concerns. Scientists and communities coming together to address these concerns is of paramount importance.
— Terry Coonan, PhD, Prominent Human Rights Lawyer, Florida State University