Atlantic fog rolls over Mount Boutmezguida. CloudFisher mesh nets capture micro-droplets at 1,225m altitude. Water flows through 6km of pipes to 16 villages. Over 1,000 people now have clean water at home.
Fog water is naturally clean — no chemicals, no brine, no desalination waste, no environmental harm whatsoever
Engineered mesh nets designed by Peter Trautwein (Aqualonis/Wasserstiftung) capture fog with precision.
6 kilometres of pipes carry fog-harvested water from the mountain summit directly to community taps.
We do not pollute with brine. We do not dig boreholes. We do not disrupt the natural water cycle.
Since 2011, Fondation Dar Si Hmad has operated CloudFisher fog collection nets, delivering clean water to 16 villages and transforming health, education, and daily life for over 1,000 people.
Every water drop is a treasure in itself — and one that sustains biodiversity and life across the Anti-Atlas.
Expand fog water harvesting across the Anti-Atlas Mountains, delivering clean water to every community in need — starting with the Tabbetist expansion
Harvest water from fog without pollution, without drilling, and without disrupting nature. Serve communities with dignity while advancing R&D in fog science.
Atlantic fog rolls over the summit. Mesh nets trap micro-droplets. Water collects in troughs, flows into reservoirs, and travels 6km through pipes to 16 villages.
From mountain summit to village tap, TAGUT’s system transforms invisible fog into clean drinking water.
Atlantic fog intercepted by CloudFisher mesh nets at 1,225m altitude.
Each net produces ~600 litres per day into summit collection troughs.
Multiple reservoirs store water on the mountain before distribution.
~6 kilometres of pipes carry water from summit to 16 village taps.
127 households and 1,000+ beneficiaries with clean fog water at home.
Research center atop Boutmezguida for continuous scientific monitoring
Your contribution funds net maintenance, pipe infrastructure, water quality testing, and the Tabbetist expansion — 16 more villages await.
