Tree planting

Our proposed project aims to combat deforestation and restore biodiversity in the Atlantic Forest region of southern Brazil.

This area, once home to a vast and diverse ecosystem, has been reduced to less than 10% of its original coverage due to urbanization and agricultural expansion.

By implementing a large-scale tree planting program, we seek to reverse this trend and reestablish crucial habitats for endangered species while simultaneously addressing climate change through carbon sequestration.

Details

The project will focus on planting native tree species across 5,000 hectares of degraded land over a five-year period.

We will work closely with local communities, providing education on sustainable forestry practices and creating employment opportunities in nursery management, planting, and forest maintenance.

This approach not only ensures the long-term success of the reforestation efforts but also promotes economic development in the region, aligning conservation goals with community interests.

Roadmap

Our team brings together experts in forestry, ecology, and community engagement, with a proven track record of successful reforestation projects in South America.

We have established partnerships with Brazilian environmental agencies, research institutions, and local NGOs to ensure the project's implementation adheres to best practices and contributes to national conservation targets.

With your support, we can make a significant impact on restoring the Atlantic Forest's rich biodiversity, mitigating climate change, and fostering sustainable development in southern Brazil.