Natalia Pulido

“Receiving this scholarship from the Soil Food Web Foundation is a massive catalyst for our vision in Jenesano, Boyacá. On our sloped, clay-heavy family land, my siblings and I are starting a restoration project to prove that agricultural production and ecological conservation can co-exist. Through my platform, Rural Tempo, I look forward to acting as a science communicator—documenting our learning journey, breaking down soil biology, and sharing our ‘living laboratory’ in real-time to encourage smallholder farmers in our region to adopt sustainable soil practices.”