Restoring nature, boosting biodiversity and caring for people
The impact we create
We measure the success of our investments beyond financial returns – aiming to maximize our impact on carbon capture, biodiversity and the livelihoods of rural communities.
CO2 Capture
Tropical forests in Colombia can grow up to 100 years, capturing CO2 during all these years. Given the climate crisis we are facing, it is one of the most affordable and scalable solutions for the next decades.
Additionally, Assisted Natural Regeneration will allow the full ecosystem to recover and biodiversity to flourish. We produce carbon credits with the highest global climate, biodiversity and social standards.
Based on our business model, the total carbon impact ranges between 190 and 231 million tonnes CO2eq over 30 year.
Image: elevated shot of our first project in Chocó after 4 years or restoration.
Biodiversity
85% of companies are highly dependent on nature and corporates will have to address nature loss as a business risk mitigation. Nature is the only way to fight climate change & biodiversity loss at the same time.
Assisted Natural Regeneration is the most effective solution for recovery of native biodiversity, regulatory ecosystem services, and for enhancing resilience to climate change. Targeted measures such as enrichment planting enhance habitat quality for local wildlife and increase environmental stability.
We ensure a permanent land conservation by registering our land plots as natural reserves.
Image: Brotogeris jugularis found on our land.
Social
We actively work with local communities, consulting with stakeholders to ensure the protection of their land and communities. We have hired multiple members of the local community, including rangers, environmental engineers and land managers.
Additionally, workshops with the village inhabitants are set up to better understand their needs and priorities and to ensure access to information, throughout all stages.
We also plan to set up a nursery, managed by the Women’s Association, in charge of planting bay trees in highly degraded zones to strengthen women’s technical capacities to maintain quality criteria for seedlings.
Image: local team in action in Antioquia.