Presidential snack, but resource-efficient
How are the almond trees doing?
In eastern Spain, the almond tree is growing at the very edge of its ecological range. This means that while it can just barely withstand the conditions, they are far from ideal.
The climate crisis is bringing increasingly prolonged droughts. As a result, the almond tree is becoming more and more stressed: it lacks water, and more and more trees are drying out.
We know that almond farming as we know it today has only an uncertain future here. Many farmers are already replacing their almond trees with other tree species. For us, that is not yet an option. We also do not want to irrigate, as this would use water that is already scarce in this region.
In this video, we show you the challenges we face.
