The TARA Lab Journal

THE TARA LAB JOURNAL
Real Experiences. Collective Learning. Regenerative Impact.

The TARA Lab Journal documents the experiences, conversations and learning emerging from Living Labs, community initiatives, rural regeneration projects and collaborative experiments.

It captures what happens when people from different backgrounds come together to explore new possibilities, build relationships, test ideas and create positive change in real-world settings.

Many of the experiences documented here later inspire the concepts, frameworks and innovations explored in the MY Experience Blog.

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Why Authenticity May Become One of Our Most Valuable Human Qualities

AI & Human Skills SeriesExploring the human qualities that matter most in an age of artificial intelligence. **This article was inspired by reflections following Paula’s keynote at the Gran Canaria Nomad Fest. If you’re interested in the ideas behind identity, beliefs and personal transformation, you can read our Harvest Article, “Stop Optimising. Start Becoming.” For…

Growing superfoods on the Canary Islands: Root vegetables

Weather conditions this week, Mogán, Gran Canaria 🌤️ Partly Cloudy Day🌥️ Partly Cloudy Night🌡️ Temperature: 15°C (Night) / 22°C (Day)🌕 Moon Phase: Full Moon I still remember the moment I first realized that food was more than just fuel—it was a mirror of my inner world. After losing my husband three years ago, I found…

3 Facts Why Our Mangoes Taste Better Than from the Supermarket

Weather conditions this week, Mogán, Gran Canaria 🌤️ Partly Cloudy Day🌥️ Partly Cloudy Night🌡️ Temperature: 16°C (Night) / 22°C (Day)🌔 Moon Phase: Waning Crescent Sometimes, when we offer someone one of our mangoes, they hesitate. “I don’t like mangoes,” they say. They’ve tried them before and didn’t enjoy the taste. But with a little encouragement,…