Join us in our mission to curb the climate crisis and promote sustainable development in Peru

Our Initiatives

Natural Climate Solutions

  • We protect

  • We restore

  • We Innovate

The Importance of Preserving the bosques Amazónicos

Deforestation accounts for one-fifth of greenhouse gas emissions. In Peru alone, an average of 150,000 hectares of bosques amazónicos are deforested each year. Natural climate solutions (NCS), such as programs that reduce emissions from deforestation and forest degradation (REDD+), are becoming effective strategies for combating the environmental crisis.

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We protect

We protect

We preserve the biodiversity of ecosystems, enablingCO2 sequestration to combat the effects of climate change

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We protect

We restore

We restore and enrich the forest, allowing ecosystems to regain their value for the benefit of society and the planet

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We restore

We Innovate

We conduct research and develop scientific knowledge to maximize forest production capacity and value

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We Innovate

Join us, invest in a sustainable future

Protect and restore bosques Amazónicos. Generate significant environmental and social benefits, and earn substantial financial returns in return.

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Our Projects

Where the work takes place

  • REDD Castañeros, Madre de Dios

    Madre de Dios, Peru

    REDD+ Castañeros

    Landscape-scale conservation in partnership with 700 concession-holding families organized under the Federation of Castañeros. Conservation is sustainable because the economic value of standing forests is greater than that of the alternative.

    • 620,775 hectares
    • 19 MM tCO2e avoided
    • 40 years of the project
  • REDD+ The Last Habitat, Ucayali

    Ucayali, Peru

    REDD+ The Last Habitat

    Creation of an environmental asset through direct ownership: 14,507 hectares designated for agroindustrial development and documented as having been converted to permanent conservation.

    • 14,507 hectares
    • 8.23 MM tCO2e avoided
    • 660 species