Agroforests in Gandum: planting trees is easy, creating living systems is not
At Gandum, agroforests are living systems. More than 50,000 trees have been planted to regenerate soils, produce food, and work with nature, not against it.
The Gandum River: history, geography, and the stream that gave the place its name
Discover the Gandum stream: where the name of the farm and hotel comes from, the route to Almansor, and the ecological importance of streams in Alentejo.
How Gandum is regenerating soil, water, and landscape in Montemor-o-Novo
Discover how Gandum Village practices regenerative agriculture in Alentejo. Agroforestry, more than 25,000 trees planted, sustainable water management, and local food production in Montemor-o-Novo.
50,000 trees later: what it means to regenerate when you mean it
Planting trees is not the same as regenerating. A text about long time, soil, mistakes, adjustments, and what really changes when you make a serious commitment to the territory.
Sleeping in the countryside just an hour from Lisbon: why this changes everything when deciding to come
Sleeping in the countryside doesn't have to mean traveling far away. Just over an hour from Lisbon, Gandum shows how easy it can be to get a change of scenery—and really make a difference to your rest.