Bringing the Atlantic Forest back
We plant native trees in northeastern Brazil to reconnect forest fragments, protect an endangered monkey and help companies balance their carbon footprint.
Our flagship goal in Mamanguape, Paraíba
The Atlantic Forest once covered Brazil's coast. Today only a small fraction remains, broken into islands of trees. We are planting the corridors that join them again.
Our projects
Two projects in northeastern Brazil, both built on native species and run with the people who live there.
Blond Capuchin Monkey Project
In Mamanguape, Paraíba, we are restoring 88 hectares of Atlantic Forest with the state environment secretariat, AFINK and local Indigenous and Quilombola communities, to give the blond capuchin room to move and grow again.
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Reforesting Santa Teresinha
Road paving in Santa Teresinha, Pernambuco, removed trees that had shaded the town for generations. We are replanting native species to bring back shade, cooler streets and room for birds and pollinators.
Explore the projectHow companies take part
Your company funds native trees in our projects to help balance the emissions it can't yet avoid. We handle the planting, the care and the reporting back.
Talk with us
Tell us about your company and your goals. We'll suggest the project and the number of trees that fit.
We plant
Local teams plant native seedlings and look after them through the critical first years.
See your forest grow
You receive photo and drone updates from the area your support helps restore, to share with your team and your stakeholders.
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Turn your company's footprint into forest
Partnerships start with a short conversation. We reply within 1–2 business days.