This CAD 5 million project aims to boost autonomy, resilience and equity among livestock farming families in specific regions of Mexico and Guatemala, with South-South technical cooperation from Argentina and Costa Rica. The 4-year project aims to benefit 800 families in Mexico and 500 in Guatemala, with a special focus on women, youth and indigenous groups, who are often disproportionately affected by climate change. Using a citizen science approach, the project seeks to empower local communities to improve sustainable livestock management practices and climate change adaptation, integrating remote sensing technology as a key tool to monitor and manage these challenges.