We're devoted to community-driven environmental work.

CIELO is a non-profit organization that supports environmental and community health initiatives.

We are dedicated to the regeneration of the planet.

Nature is our wisest teacher. Our projects strive to protect and enhance natural systems that maintain clean water and air, healthy soils, and thriving communities. 

We celebrate the diversity of our global family.

We believe that modern science should be complemented with wisdom from traditional practices and indigenous worldviews.

Our Partnership with CEPC Toliman

CIELO’s first partner is CEPC Toliman, a community-focused permaculture initiative in rural Guatemala founded and run entirely by indigenous Maya-Kaqchikel people. They are dedicated to protecting the environment and empowering the local community through ecological agriculture projects and training.

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June 2, 2025

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mariana moscoso

Reflections from the CIELO Board Retreat

Please enjoy this powerful reflection written by our board member Mariana about CIELO’s recent board retreat to Guatemala. What began as a journey across Lake Atitlán became a deeper pilgrimage—of relationship, reciprocity, and remembering. From ancestral ceremonies to visits with our local partners, Mariana’s words offer a moving glimpse into how land and community shape our work.

June 1, 2025

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Equipo CIELO

Se Busca Asistente de Ventas Locales (Media Jornada)

Buscamos a una persona confiable y proactiva para apoyar las ventas y distribución local de la baraja Living Maya. Este rol combina ventas, difusión y entrega a tiendas locales, así como el cumplimiento de pedidos por envío dentro del país.

Who We Are

CIELO means ‘Sky’ or ‘Heavens’ in Spanish and is an acronym for Colectivo de Iniciativas Ecologicas (Collective of Ecological Initiatives).
CIELO is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization registered in Honolulu, Hawaii.

“I dream of a world guided by a lens of stories rooted in the revelations of science and framed with an indigenous worldview — stories in which matter and spirit are given voice.”

—Robin Wall Kimmerrer, Braiding Sweetgrass

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