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A.
Recuperar la estructura y la funcionalidad del bosque nativo original.
B.
Secuestrar carbono de la atmósfera.
C.
Generar trabajo local directo e indirecto.
Trees planted and growing
Hectares restored
Tn de CO2eq. capturado
Native species planted
*Última actualización 09-2023
Once the trees acquire a certain size, the microclimate is generated that allows the rest of the species to colonize all the strata. Vegetable species of the undergrowth appear, lianas, animals, fungi, lichens, and the trophic framework that unites the entire ecosystem develops again. The forest recovers its healthy aspect, in other words, its structure and function, as well as being a producer of ecosystem services again. We invite companies to join our work and help us plant more trees
Beginning: 2002
Ecorregion dense vegetation and permanent humidity
Location desde el sur de Perú hasta el norte de Argentina
Biodiversity Very Hight
Problematic: selective felling of the upper layer.
Nowadays we are working to reverse this situation and restore the upper strata of the forest to our yungas.
243 hectares of yungas were already restored
And we keep planting!
Beginning: 1998
End: 2010
Ecorregion area of
most extensive dry forest in South America
Problematic: indiscriminate exploitation and lack of management that leads to desertification
Achieved restoration of
1,500 hectares, plantation of
645,000 trees, direct impact on more than 102 families
Awards:
- Banco Francés Entrepreneur Award Agriculture 21st edition 2010
Agricultural 21st edition 2010
- Special mention in the 9th edition of the Dow Agroscience award for the development of people in the agricultural sector 2010
- 8th La Nación
- Banco Galicia Award for agricultural excellence 2010
Cedro rosado ( Cedrela spp)
Tarco ( Jacaranda mimosifolia)
Cebil ( Anadenanthera colubrina)
Tipa (Tipuana tipu)
Lapacho (Handroanthus impetiginosus)
Pacará (Enterolobium contortisiliquum)
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