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Juniper Forest , Texas Ecosystem Restoration Alliance
3Agro Lab 15 Native, 3Agro
Wheels India, Biotasoil Foundation
Butere Tree Project, Vision Farmers' Organization
Las Azucenas Tropical Hardwoods, Los Santos Consulting, LLC
Xibalba Reforestation Project , Green Balam Forests
Montpreveyres, Almighty Tree
Compartment 3A Glenlochay, RipaGar
TDF - Reforestation 1, Oasa
Kisampa, Kisampa Conservancy
[TEST] Tsaratanana Reforestation, Health In Harmony
Urbem Forest 1, Urbem Forests
Padvariai, Povilas Padaiga Foundation
Gaia Grid India, Gaia Grid
ReverdeC_Predio Hato Viejo 2021 (RI 2), Fundación ReverdeC
Titan Urban Forest Hosur, Biotasoil Foundation
Titan Miyawaki Urban Forest, Biotasoil Foundation
Rotary Urban Miyawaki Forest Brindavan Nagar, Biotasoil Foundation
TGG Anantapur, Biotasoil Foundation
TGG Kurnool, Biotasoil Foundation
TGG Ghatkesar, Biotasoil Foundation
TGG Solapur, Biotasoil Foundation
TGG Karjat, Biotasoil Foundation
Titan Go Green Vadodara, Biotasoil Foundation
TGG Ajmer, Biotasoil Foundation
TGG Delhi, Biotasoil Foundation
Ki-Maasai Initiative, Beulah Valleys
Diamante Luz Reforestation, Diamante Luz
Fundo Chauvini Forest Conservation, Hernan Caravedo Veliz
Marigat Permaculture Farm, Galken Regen: Centre for Agroecology and Regenerative
Enterprises
Miti Tree Museum , Miti Alliance
Tierraviva#23, Tierra Viva Forest
Tierraviva#18, Tierra Viva Forest
TierraViva#19, Tierra Viva Forest
Tierraviva#20, Tierra Viva Forest
Tierraviva#22, Tierra Viva Forest
Community Reforestation and Agroforestry Project in the Ignié District, Republic
of Congo, AGRO-MAP
ReverdeC _Hato viejo Zona 2 (3), Fundación ReverdeC
ReverdeC _Hato viejo Zona 2 (2), Fundación ReverdeC
ReverdeC _Hato viejo Zona 2 (1), Fundación ReverdeC
Gerardo Marín , ReforestACCION
Belén Soto, ReforestACCION
Ejido El Asoleadero, ReforestACCION
Tesquedó zona 2, ReforestACCION
Tesquedó zona 3, ReforestACCION
Tesquedó zona 1, ReforestACCION
Alameda del Rincón , ReforestACCION
Tenazdá zona 1, ReforestACCION
Tenazdá zona 2, ReforestACCION
Don Simón El Terrero, ReforestACCION
El Ameyal, ReforestACCION
San Martín, ReforestACCION
Don Miro Tlacote, ReforestACCION
Tlacote el Alto, ReforestACCION
Ejido Puerto Bermeo, ReforestACCION
Ejido Tlalpujahuilla, ReforestACCION
Carlos y Esther, ReforestACCION
Agroforestry System Senguio, ReforestACCION
Comunidad San Nicolás Tarimoro, ReforestACCION
Ejido Santa María, ReforestACCION
Tulan Nature Reserve, Green Balam Forests
Miyawaki forest, Amboseli, CHD Conservation Kenya
Hacienda Vieja, ReforestACCION
Ejido Chincua, ReforestACCION
Leodegario Ruíz, ReforestACCION
Ejido Carindapaz, ReforestACCION
Ejido San Lorenzo, ReforestACCION
Otilio Téllez, ReforestACCION
Bells Road, Newell. Zone A., Daintree Life
Ejido San Francisco, ReforestACCION
Ejido San José de Guadalupe, ReforestACCION
Ejido San José Corrales, ReforestACCION
Ejido Hervidero y Plancha, ReforestACCION
Arturo Marín, ReforestACCION
Ejido Ocampo, ReforestACCION
Adolfo Marín, ReforestACCION
Udumuka Farm, Green Horizon Foundation
Salvador González Reséndiz, ReforestACCION
Ejido Rincón de Soto, ReforestACCION
Alejandro Guzmán Ponce, ReforestACCION
Ground2Gut, BTLLAgroforestry
Dholakia Foundation's Afforestation Project , Dholakia Foundation
Kisii Biodiversity Restoration and Agroforestry, HIGHLANDS ENVIRONMENT CBO
LT - Macanal - El Volador - 1 , La Tierrita

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JUNIPER FOREST




Juniper Forest is a mixed forest consisting primarily of Juniperus ashei, Ulmus
crassifolia, Diospyros texana, and Sophora secundiflora. The soil is rocky, and
the climate is humid sub-tropical. The ash juniper are relatively old, with some
trees recorded to be over 100 years old. This project is a small forest
conservation project with only minimal human intervention intended.
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UNITED STATES

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Area

0.420 HA


3AGRO LAB 15 NATIVE




3Agro's value proposition is to manage forest assets from Amazonian biodiversity
as a symbiotic solution between the bioeconomy and digital technologies. The
sources of income will be through well-known products on the market such as açaí
powder, cocoa and cupuaçu, in addition to NFTs related to carbon credits, forest
biodiversity and social impact. Strategic partners are Horta da Terra, Open
Forest Protocol, MoedaSeeds, Blockchain One, Digital Gaia, Reflora, BioAssets,
Miriti, Petruz Fruity, Açaí Rajá and COAMA. The target audience will be B2B for
the sale of açaí powder, cocoa and cupuaçu, as well as NFTs.
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BRAZIL

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Area

0.975 HA


WHEELS INDIA




Hybrid Miyawaki forest
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INDIA

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Area

0.265 HA


BUTERE TREE PROJECT




This is an area where trees have been cut and we intend to plant new trees.
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KENYA

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Area

1.511 HA


LAS AZUCENAS TROPICAL HARDWOODS




We have developed and implemented a decentralized citizen participation impact
investment model that makes land restoration economically feasible and viable.
In the year 2000, enrichment plantations of fishtail xate (Chamaedorea
ernesti-augusti) were carried out using forest succession processes. We started
by restoring the existing forest canopy on our 49 HA site consisting of 17 HA
for preservation. From this work, we achieved proof of concept that our
cultivated tropical hardwoods can reach maturity and commercial grade within 18
years. In 2017 we restored the remaining area by planting a combination of
high-value, tropical hardwood species. The Las Azucenas tropical hardwood
cultivation has a surface area of 31.00 hectares (ha).
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GUATEMALA

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Area

30.746 HA


XIBALBA REFORESTATION PROJECT




Once a tropical forest landscape, this zone has experienced 80% deforestation in
20 years for conversion to cattle ranching and monocultures. Xibalba is divided
into two projects, a 24 ha secondary forest that is naturally regenerating under
conservation management and a 31 ha former cattle pasture that is in the process
of reforestation. Since our beginning in 2020, over 20,000 native trees have
been planted in the Xibalba Reforestation Project and a diverse range of
restoration practices and techniques have been trialed. Our biodiverse mix of
species was chosen to support wildlife habitat regeneration (particularly for
Jaguars), to lockdown carbon, and to strengthen economic resilience by providing
a wide range of products. Our field team is made up of members of the local
community with extensive forest experience and we work closely with a range of
local stakeholders.
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GUATEMALA

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29.460 HA


MONTPREVEYRES




This project is located in the Jorat, a region affected by repeated droughts and
the bark beetle that attacks weakened spruce trees. On this plot, the spruce
trees affected by the bark beetle had to be felled. We have therefore replanted
species that are adapted to climate change and resistant to drought, such as
larches and lindens. Linden trees will bring bees and insects to this forest.
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SWITZERLAND

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0.126 HA


COMPARTMENT 3A GLENLOCHAY




The reforestation project took its name from the Forest of Mamlorn, the ancient
hunting forest that straddled Glen Lochay. The restoration project took off in
2010 establishing 522ha of new native woodland and 800,000 native trees. The
forestry is subdivided into twelve compartments (soon 16) straddling the walls
of the glen, allowing the trees to grow free from grazing pressure. This lays
the foundations for a forested landscape, the likes of which have not been seen
in this glen for generations. This new woodland creates a mass of fresh habitat
whose protection attracts fungi, insects and wildlife. And as the forests grow,
so they will be colonised by these species. This woodland is not only visually
pleasing, it creates the conditions for wildlife to flourish, improving the
soil, absorbing rainfall, all while sequestering atmospheric carbon. Compartment
3A is one of the 12 compartments mentioned above and is used for this pilot with
OFP.
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UNITED KINGDOM

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18.474 HA


TDF - REFORESTATION 1




Traditional Dream Factory is operating as a DAO, organized in a sociocratic
manner with circles for each of our core areas of focus: permaculture,
architecture & construction, legal & tokenization, community and coordination.
Over last winter we planted about 1800 trees, reforesting some of the uncovered
land as well as starting our food forest which we are expanding this winter
(2022). We planted ~1000 trees from seed in the fall that we will be adding to
our forest to enhance it's biodiversity and create a wholistic food production
system that can sustain life.
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PORTUGAL

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0.470 HA


KISAMPA




Kisampa Conservancy is a community-owned, privately-managed natural habitat and
wildlife preservation project on the southern boundary of the Saadani National
Park in coastal Tanzania, East Africa. The area is made up of old-growth
riparian forest, open woodland, oxbow lakes and wetlands, seasonal grassland
floodplains and savannah thickets. This unique ecosystem is habitat to an
extensive and varied number of wildlife that pass through Kisampa. Both are
ecologically vulnerable to unsustainable exploitation for charcoal cutting,
timber logging, wildlife poaching, overfishing and environmental damage as a
result of the incursion of uncontrolled pastoral cattle, goat and sheep herders.
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TANZANIA

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3809.074 HA


[TEST] TSARATANANA REFORESTATION




The Manombo Forest of SE Madagascar includes 5,000 hectares of lowland and
littoral rainforest and serves as a critical habitat for nine lemur species and
source of clean water and forest products for the 7,885 Antaisaka, Antaifasy and
Betsileo people living in 32 communities on its border. Health In Harmony
collaborates with these communities to reforest degraded areas of the Manombo
forest with native species.
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MADAGASCAR

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2.092 HA


URBEM FOREST 1




We create miniature forests. Our dedicated team of thirty core volunteers from
15 different countries transforms vacant, undesirable lots around the city into
Fast Forests®. These compact green spaces sustain thousands of native plants,
provide habitats for critical species, and act as community hubs for
eco-education, art, and special events. Utilizing mindful, Miyawaki-inspired
principles, our biologists and forest designers carefully choose suitable plants
and plot strategic layouts to ensure the best chance of viability while
maximizing environmental benefits. Volunteers plant, maintain, and monitor
growth. Each bio-diverse Fast Forest® is fully sustainable within three years
and absorbs 265% more carbon than traditional reforesting methods.
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PORTUGAL

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0.288 HA


PADVARIAI




Our organisation develops small scale forest afforestation projects across
Baltic states. Current project - Padvariai is 4 ha in size and since it has very
wet landscape - Black alders were a perfect match here. We also saved all of
local natural habitat of birds and other species. In total we planted around
11000 saplings.
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LITHUANIA

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3.982 HA


GAIA GRID INDIA




Located on 45,000 sq. ft. of dry land on the hills of Kadampara, Kerala, Gaia
grid is envisioned to be a model food forest founded with the aim to create a
self-sustaining pocket. The main long-term objectives are to achieve complete
nutritional autonomy by growing all of our own food (organically) and promote
off-grid living. In the future, we also plan on collaborating with local tribal
villagers to help create similar self-sustaining food forests which in turn can
grow into a co-op of tribal farmers. Gaia grid will also promote permaculture,
sustainable architecture, natural farming and unconditional gifting.
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INDIA

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Area

0.444 HA


REVERDEC_PREDIO HATO VIEJO 2021 (RI 2)




ReverdeC es un programa voluntario de restauración ecológica participativa de
Celsia (empresa de energía del grupo Argos). El objetivo es el aumento de la
cobertura forestal y la restauración ecológica participativa de las cuencas
hidrográficas, muchas de las cuales abastecen los acueductos municipales y
veredales de los departamentos del Valle del Cauca, Antioquia, Atlántico y
Tolima. En conclusión, es la siembra de árboles nativos para la restauración de
cuencas hídricas. En este caso, desde el año 2020 iniciamos un proceso de
restauración en el predio Hato Viejo de Yotoco, Valle del Cauca en donde se
busca recuperar zonas degradadas por procesos ganaderos, proteger el recurso
hídrico y el ecosistema de bosque seco tropical.
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COLOMBIA

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Area

6.181 HA


TITAN URBAN FOREST HOSUR




This urban forest project is part of the Titan Go Green Initiative.
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INDIA

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Area

0.407 HA


TITAN MIYAWAKI URBAN FOREST




Urban Hybrid Miyawaki Forest
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INDIA

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Area

0.233 HA


ROTARY URBAN MIYAWAKI FOREST BRINDAVAN NAGAR




Rotary urban Miyawaki Forest at Brindavan Nagar developed with Hosur municipal
corporation
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INDIA

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Area

0.174 HA


TGG ANANTAPUR




Urban Miyawaki forest
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INDIA

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Area

0.437 HA


TGG KURNOOL




Urban Miyawaki Forest
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INDIA

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Area

0.424 HA


TGG GHATKESAR




Urban Miyawaki Forest
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INDIA

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Area

0.292 HA


TGG SOLAPUR




Urban Miyawaki Forest
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INDIA

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Area

0.366 HA


TGG KARJAT




Urban Miyawaki forest
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INDIA

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Area

0.063 HA


TITAN GO GREEN VADODARA




Urban Miyawaki Forest
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INDIA

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Area

0.060 HA


TGG AJMER




Urban Miyawaki Forest
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INDIA

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Area

0.248 HA


TGG DELHI




Urban Miyawaki forest
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INDIA

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0.217 HA


KI-MAASAI INITIATIVE




The Ki-Maasai Initiative is a cycling model that aims at Planting trees whilst
growing food sustainably is our mission. We are on the ground and we do our part
to ensure our people, environment and animals thrive. Whilst at it we aim to
massively impact communities affected by poverty and climate change effects We
grow grass for cows and concurrently growing trees to reforest the region. On
top of that we partner with families to create a bio-digester that uses the cow
dung for production of gas for the families to use as fuel. The waste from the
bio-digester is then used as manure for the trees and grass.
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KENYA

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Area

0.194 HA


DIAMANTE LUZ REFORESTATION




8 hectares of reforestation
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COSTA RICA

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Area

8.164 HA


FUNDO CHAUVINI FOREST CONSERVATION




Fundo Chauvini Forest Conservation has as main objective the avoidance of
emissions from deforestation. The Project also serves to protect and maintain
native biodiversity. Carbon financing may allow owners to change land use to
"Protected Forest Privately Managed“, process which requires financial
investment to prepare and submit a technical report to a public organization
(Servicio Nacional de Areas Naturales Protegidas por el Estado - SERNANP),
entity that processes land use changes to forest and its inclusion into the
national protected forest registry. On the other hand, in the absence of carbon
financing, the entire property, including the project area may by economic
necessity, be sold by the owners. The most likely buyer would be a farmer who
would harvest the entire property, sell the valuable wood, burn the remaining
woody biomass, and implement agricultural conversion.
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PERU

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Area

43.986 HA


MARIGAT PERMACULTURE FARM




The Centre for Agroecology and Regenerative Enterprises is a technical
competence and practical experience hub that specializes in agroecology, using
permaculture design principles and regenerative enterprises development at
individual and landscape levels, led by farmers and communities. Our mission is
to promote regenerative farming practices that prioritize soil and ecosystem
health through the basic principles of Earth Care, People Care, and fair share,
woven into one fabric for regenerative futures. We deploy a wide range of
techniques and practices, including syntropic agroforestry, permaculture food
forests, organic market gardening, vermiculture, aquaculture, rights-based
social movement building, and community-led financial models and instruments.
Our team is committed to creating closed-loop farming practices and a circular
economic model that minimizes waste, maximizes efficiency, and promotes
sustainable farming practices.
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KENYA

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Area

1.058 HA


MITI TREE MUSEUM




Miti Alliance set up the Miti Tree Museum to serve the purpose of safeguarding
and growing different tree species that are rare and in danger of going extinct.
The Museum was set up to serve also as a live seed bank for the trees grown
there, to one day provide seeds from the various trees. The tree museum also has
a tree nursery and a kitchen garden to showcase agroforestry and regenerative
agriculture. The site selected is on leasehold land belonging to the Miti
Alliance founders, the land is on a 4.3-acre piece of land that has been
selected mainly because it is ideal for restoration and reforestation
activities.
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KENYA

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Area

1.671 HA


TIERRAVIVA#23




This plantation is a regeneration of land that was degraded because it was used
for cattle fattening. For the installation of this plantation, 6 species of
trees were used: Dalbergia retusa, Swietenia macrophyla, Brosimum alicastrum,
Pseudobombax ellipticum, Cedrela odorata, and Cojoba Arborea, to which hydrogel
was applied to ensure their good development during the dry season. In addition,
silvicultural treatments such as pruning, and cleaning. The land also has a fire
fence. The reforestation is pruned every six months and cleaned of weeds every
four months to ensure good growth.
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GUATEMALA

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Area

42.489 HA


TIERRAVIVA#18




This plantation is a regeneration of land that was degraded because it was used
for cattle fattening. For the installation of this plantation, 6 species of
trees were used: Dalbergia retusa, Swietenia macrophyla, Brosimum alicastrum,
Pseudobombax ellipticum, Cedrela odorata, and Cojoba Arborea, to which hydrogel
was applied to ensure their good development during the dry season. In addition,
silvicultural treatments such as pruning, and cleaning. The land also has a fire
fence. The reforestation is pruned every six months and cleaned of weeds every
four months to ensure good growth.
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GUATEMALA

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Area

44.082 HA


TIERRAVIVA#19




This plantation is a regeneration of land that was degraded because it was used
for cattle fattening. For the installation of this plantation, 6 species of
trees were used: Dalbergia retusa, Swietenia macrophyla, Brosimum alicastrum,
Pseudobombax ellipticum, Cedrela odorata, and Cojoba Arborea, to which hydrogel
was applied to ensure their good development during the dry season. In addition,
silvicultural treatments such as pruning, and cleaning. The land also has a fire
fence. The reforestation is pruned every six months and cleaned of weeds every
four months to ensure good growth.
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GUATEMALA

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Area

1.783 HA


TIERRAVIVA#20




This plantation is a regeneration of land that was degraded because it was used
for cattle fattening. For the installation of this plantation, 6 species of
trees were used: Dalbergia retusa, Swietenia macrophyla, Brosimum alicastrum,
Pseudobombax ellipticum, Cedrela odorata, and Cojoba Arborea, to which hydrogel
was applied to ensure their good development during the dry season. In addition,
silvicultural treatments such as pruning, and cleaning. The land also has a fire
fence. The reforestation is pruned every six months and cleaned of weeds every
four months to ensure good growth.
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GUATEMALA

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Area

9.299 HA


TIERRAVIVA#22




This plantation is a regeneration of land that was degraded because it was used
for cattle fattening. For the installation of this plantation, 6 species of
trees were used: Dalbergia retusa, Swietenia macrophyla, Brosimum alicastrum,
Pseudobombax ellipticum, Cedrela odorata, and Cojoba Arborea, to which hydrogel
was applied to ensure their good development during the dry season. In addition,
silvicultural treatments such as pruning, and cleaning. The land also has a fire
fence. The reforestation is pruned every six months and cleaned of weeds every
four months to ensure good growth.
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GUATEMALA

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9.188 HA


COMMUNITY REFORESTATION AND AGROFORESTRY PROJECT IN THE IGNIÉ DISTRICT, REPUBLIC
OF CONGO




Agro-Map is a nature-based solution company specializing in implementing
sustainable development projects with a socio-economic and environmental impact
for the project beneficiaries. The company has been operating since 2018. It
operates in Abidjan, Congo, and just recently in Ghana. We are on a mission to
promote sustainable agricultural practices to combat climate change in the
cocoa, coffee, oil palm, cotton, cashew, and other food crop sectors. In the
Republic of Congo, with financial support from ON A MISSION, AGRO-MAP is
developing a Reforestation and Community Agroforestry project in the Ignié
district, village of Liko, covering an area of 10ha/year.
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REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO

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Area

13.512 HA


REVERDEC _HATO VIEJO ZONA 2 (3)




ReverdeC es un programa voluntario de restauración ecológica participativa de
Celsia (empresa de energía del grupo Argos), el cuál es operado por la Fundación
ReverdeC. El objetivo es el aumento de la cobertura forestal y la restauración
ecológica participativa de las cuencas hidrográficas, muchas de las cuales
abastecen los acueductos municipales y veredales de los departamentos del Valle
del Cauca, Antioquia, Atlántico y Tolima. En conclusión, es la siembra de
árboles nativos para la restauración de cuencas hídricas. En este caso, desde el
año 2020 iniciamos un proceso de restauración en el predio Hato Viejo de Yotoco,
Valle del Cauca en donde se busca recuperar zonas degradadas por procesos
ganaderos, proteger el recurso hídrico y el ecosistema de bosque seco tropical.
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COLOMBIA

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Area

5.330 HA


REVERDEC _HATO VIEJO ZONA 2 (2)




ReverdeC es un programa voluntario de restauración ecológica participativa de
Celsia (empresa de energía del grupo Argos), el cuál es operado por la Fundación
ReverdeC. El objetivo es el aumento de la cobertura forestal y la restauración
ecológica participativa de las cuencas hidrográficas, muchas de las cuales
abastecen los acueductos municipales y veredales de los departamentos del Valle
del Cauca, Antioquia, Atlántico y Tolima. En conclusión, es la siembra de
árboles nativos para la restauración de cuencas hídricas. En este caso, desde el
año 2020 iniciamos un proceso de restauración en el predio Hato Viejo de Yotoco,
Valle del Cauca en donde se busca recuperar zonas degradadas por procesos
ganaderos, proteger el recurso hídrico y el ecosistema de bosque seco tropical.
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COLOMBIA

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Area

6.143 HA


REVERDEC _HATO VIEJO ZONA 2 (1)




ReverdeC es un programa voluntario de restauración ecológica participativa de
Celsia (empresa de energía del grupo Argos), el cuál es operado por la Fundación
ReverdeC. El objetivo es el aumento de la cobertura forestal y la restauración
ecológica participativa de las cuencas hidrográficas, muchas de las cuales
abastecen los acueductos municipales y veredales de los departamentos del Valle
del Cauca, Antioquia, Atlántico y Tolima. En conclusión, es la siembra de
árboles nativos para la restauración de cuencas hídricas. En este caso, desde el
año 2020 iniciamos un proceso de restauración en el predio Hato Viejo de Yotoco,
Valle del Cauca en donde se busca recuperar zonas degradadas por procesos
ganaderos, proteger el recurso hídrico y el ecosistema de bosque seco tropical.
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COLOMBIA

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Area

7.504 HA


GERARDO MARÍN




This land that is in the middle of the forest was used for many years for crops
such as corn and oats. Due to the very low prices with which the owner could
sell corn and/or oats and the very high prices of the necessary inputs for
agriculture, the owner of the land decided to return his forest use. In 2021,
infiltration ditches were made at level with a plow disk to stop the erosion
that the land was experiencing and also to stop the flow of water over it. The
trees have adapted well, in 2022 the trees that were dead were replaced and in
2022 and 2023 four irrigations were applied during the dry season. The owner
wants to see the forest on that land again, in addition, to be able to take
advantage of it in some way. That is why during 2023 apples, nopales, and maguey
trees were planted in different areas of the land, seeking to generate income in
the short and medium term for the beneficiary.
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MEXICO

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Area

0.927 HA


BELÉN SOTO




This land that is in the middle of the forest was used for many years for crops
such as corn and oats. Due to the hard work required for annual crops, the very
low prices with which the owners could sell corn and/or oats and the very high
prices of the necessary inputs for agriculture, the owners of the land decided
to return his forest use. The owner of this land is an older adult around 70
years old. She has expressed her intention to leave a forest in her small piece
of land for future years and her heir agrees. In 2021, infiltration ditches were
made at level with a plow disk to stop the erosion that the land was
experiencing and also to stop the flow of water over it. The trees were planted
in the edge of the ditch For them to take advantage of the water stored in the
ditches after the rains . The trees have adapted well, in 2022 the trees that
were dead were replaced and in 2022 and 2023 four irrigations were applied
during the dry season.
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Area

0.750 HA


EJIDO EL ASOLEADERO




We started working with the Ejido El Asoleadero in 2022. We are promoting
actions so that its forest is better managed and in better condition. We have
donated around 33,000 trees of different species which now we have the
compromise to monitor and help them to establish in their lands. We have worked
together in more than 5 days of volunteering and community work promoted by
ReforestACCIÓN. We are working with them at three 3 different polygons which add
up to 77.9 hectares of which there are 65.9 hectares within the Monarch
Butterfly Biosphere Reserve . This ejido has 160 ejidatarios who have their
families living on these lands and from these lands.
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12.050 HA


TESQUEDÓ ZONA 2




In this area the forest is degraded due to the presence of the bark beetle
plague, recent fires and illegal logging.
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Area

0.207 HA


TESQUEDÓ ZONA 3




In this area the forest is degraded due to the presence of the bark beetle
plague, recent fires and illegal logging.
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Area

0.282 HA


TESQUEDÓ ZONA 1




In this area the forest is degraded due to the presence of the bark beetle
plague, recent fires and illegal logging.
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Area

1.169 HA


ALAMEDA DEL RINCÓN




In this area there is no vegetation because there have been cattle for many
years. Currently there are problems of soil erosion. The owners of the land are
concerned and willing to work to recover the vegetation in the area.
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0.665 HA


TENAZDÁ ZONA 1




In this area the forest is degraded due to the presence of the bark beetle
plague, recent fires and illegal logging.
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Area

3.664 HA


TENAZDÁ ZONA 2




In this area the forest is degraded due to the presence of the bark beetle
plague, recent fires and illegal logging.
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Area

2.083 HA


DON SIMÓN EL TERRERO




This land was used for many years to plant corn. This place is located in an
ejido and the owner of the land wants to reforest his land to recover the
vegetation.
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Area

0.604 HA


EL AMEYAL




Cows were grazed in this forest area for many years. Now it is intended to
reforest to recover the vegetation.
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Area

0.971 HA


SAN MARTÍN




In this area the forest is degraded due to the presence of the bark beetle
plague, cattle grazing and illegal logging.
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Area

4.992 HA


DON MIRO TLACOTE




This land is part of an ejido. The land is used for agricultural use, but the
owner is interested in integrating trees into his land. The area is a dry
semi-desert area.
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Area

0.319 HA


TLACOTE EL ALTO




Este lugar está ubicado en la zona occidental de microcuencas del estado de
Querétaro. Es una zona semidesértica con problemas de deforestación a causa del
ganado.
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REFORESTATION

Area

0.633 HA


EJIDO PUERTO BERMEO




We started working with the Ejido Puerto Bermeo since 2020. We are promoting
actions so that its forest is better managed and in better condition. We have
donated around 36,970 trees of different species and we have worked together in
more than 15 days of volunteering and community work promoted by ReforestACCIÓN.
We are working with them in 6 different polygons and 53.4 hectares. This Ejido
is conformed 355 persons which are not all active in the activities but they get
the benefits.
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Area

14.132 HA


EJIDO TLALPUJAHUILLA




We started working with the Ejido Tlalpujahuilla since 2021. We are promoting
actions so that its forest is better managed and in better conditions. We have
donated around trees of different species and we have worked together in more
than 10 days of volunteering and community work promoted by ReforestACCIÓN. They
have given us seed and soil for our nurseries. We are working with them in 5
different polygons and 36.29 hectares. We have been reforesting in parts of the
forest that present high rates of ecosystemic degradation and also in parts
where the ejido made logging as their foret use permission.
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Area

33.997 HA


CARLOS Y ESTHER




Carlos and Esther's land had not been worked on for many years because it
required a lot of energy and money to produce on it since the slope is very
steep and has high erosion rates. An agroforestry system design was carried out
which includes fruit trees, timber, maguey and cactus. With this the owners seek
to have a diversity of products for their diet and also to sell within the
community. Furthermore, in the corridors that remained within the project, the
brothers want to herd their cow or their sheep. The contour lines were marked
with an “A” device, leaving four meters between crop lines. For planting, large
round holes were made and compost was placed inside some of them. For the
plantation we have volunteers from Cien Mil Razones, Aire Libre and KrispyKreme.
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0.471 HA


AGROFORESTRY SYSTEM SENGUIO




This land has previously had efforts to be reforested. In 2022, together with
Aerzen volunteers, we planted pine trees on the edges of the infiltration
ditches created at contour lines. This year we reforested with more pine, cedar,
nopal and maguey. We are trying different techniques to have greater results,
such as planting near native shrubs and planting shrubs together with trees.
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Area

5.052 HA


COMUNIDAD SAN NICOLÁS TARIMORO




We started working with San Nicolás Tarimoro in 2022. We are promoting actions
so that its forest is better managed and in better condition. We have donated
around 29,800 trees of different species like Abies religiosa, Pinus
pseudostrobus, Pinus devoniana, Quercus sp., Arbutus xalapensis, Cupressus
lusitanica. which now we have the compromise to monitor and help them to
establish in their lands. We have worked together in more than 10 days of
volunteering and community work promoted by ReforestACCIÓN. They are really
active in all our activities and they always show good disposition. We are
working with them at seven different polygons which add up to 56.8 hectares, all
of them within the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve . Reserve .
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25.708 HA


EJIDO SANTA MARÍA




Santa María We started working with ejido Santa María in 2020. We have planted
over 30,664 trees of different species like different cedars, ash trees and
different species of pines. It has been planted in different polygons in which
there has been forestry exploitation, excessive logging and fires. We are
promoting actions so that its forest is better managed and in better condition.
ReforestACCIÓN has the compromise to monitor and help them to establish in their
lands. We have worked together in more than 10 days of volunteering and
community work promoted by ReforestACCIÓN. They are really active in all our
activities and they always show good disposition.
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17.590 HA


TULAN NATURE RESERVE




The Tulan Nature Reserve, managed by Green Balam Forests, is a conservation and
sustainable forest management project situated in the buffer zone of the Maya
Biosphere Reserve. It incorporates various income-generating strategies,
including carbon credit generation through REDD+ projects, responsible timber
and non-timber forest product harvesting (FSC), eco-tourism activities, and the
potential for biodiversity credits. This diverse approach promotes both
environmental sustainability and economic resilience for the project.
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GUATEMALA

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424.962 HA


MIYAWAKI FOREST, AMBOSELI




The first Miyawaki forest in Amboseli is set to showcase the power of
reforestation and afforestation led and executed by the indigenous community.
The project has been implemented together with the community. We work with two
community-based organizations Narutoi Women's Group, and Namunyak Youth Group
coming from the Lemong'o area in Amboseli where the project is being
implemented. With the set up of a tree nursery in our space. We have an adequate
supply of tree seedlings that we shall use in our restoration project. We have
grown 10,000 trees and we will be growing 10,000 more by the end of 2023. The
standing forest will be home to wildlife and also a bird sanctuary. This will be
a very important habitat for many animal species.
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1.017 HA


HACIENDA VIEJA




This land is managed by two neighbors: Everardo Salcedo and Silvia González who
have planted trees for more than ten years in search of restoring the forest in
which their properties are located. Since 2021 we started working with them,
donating cactus, lavender, more than 20820 trees over 21 hectares and resources
for irrigating the trees. Among the species they have planted is: Quercus sp. ,
Ash, Michoacan Pine, Pseudostrobus Pine, willow and cedar. In addition, Everardo
actively participates with the association in sharing contacts and sending
people to support the activities we organize. They want the property to have
ecotourism and conservation activity because the monarch butterfly passes
through there every year.
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4.526 HA


EJIDO CHINCUA




We have known the Chincua Ejido for more than two years and we began to
understand the need to reforest to work on the watershed that is within its
territory. The Chincua dam is very important for agriculture in the region since
Senguio and Maravatío irrigate their agricultural lands with the water that is
reserved there during the rains. Furthermore, because some of the lands are next
to a state highway, they have had severe fire problems, which is why it is
necessary to carry out cultural work to prevent fires and continue reforesting.
We have planted willows, ash trees, pines, cedars and oaks in different parts of
their lands.
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21.418 HA


LEODEGARIO RUÍZ




Leodegario is originally from Puerto, Tlalpujahua and a landowner of forested
areas and lands used for years for cultivation. For some years he has worked for
the recovery of the forest. ReforestACCION began working with him since 2021,
donating to him until today more than 13,700 trees of different species such as:
Pinus pseudostrobus, Pinus devoniana and Cupressus lusitanica. The trees have
been planted on former agricultural lands, ravines and land with little forest
cover. Leodegario has supported us in tree-moving volunteer days.
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2.843 HA


EJIDO CARINDAPAZ




Ejido Carindapaz is a small ejido located in Senguio, Michoacan. Due to its
geographical location, it has lost a lot of land due to pressure from urban
development and the forests have been sold to convert them into homes or
premises. There are fewer and fewer usable forest resources, so the ejido is
seeking to recover the health of the forest. It is important to care for and
maintain this forest due to its importance in infiltrating water for some
springs that supply drinking water in Senguio. In addition, the care of this
ejido’s lands is very important due to its proximity to the Monarch Butterfly
Biosphere Reserve and the monarch butterfly migration route.
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4.673 HA


EJIDO SAN LORENZO




We started working with the Ejido San Lorenzo in 2020. We are promoting actions
so that its forest is better managed and in better condition. We have donated
over 41960 trees of different species which now we have the compromise to
monitor and help them to establish in their lands. We have worked together for
more than 15 days of volunteering and community work promoted by ReforestACCIÓN.
We are working with them over 70 hectares with different characteristics. We
have worked high rates of degradation, idle lands, lands with little vet
coverage and lands with forest management. The projects carried out in San
Lorenzo have had an impact on more than 507 people.
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6.959 HA


OTILIO TÉLLEZ




Otilio Téllez is and has been a very important ally in the Tlalpujahua area
since the beginning of our operations. On his ranch, reforestations have been
carried out to recover forest after a forest fire, reforestations where there is
chaos due to the forest use that the participant gives him and different
agroforestry systems have been implemented. Otilio is a retired professor who
has understood the importance of diversity in systems and who has shared with us
the love of working for the land. ReforestACCION has donated to the professor
and his brother Charly more than 6,000 trees of different species of fruit and
timber trees. In addition, the professor planted 800 maguey trees (donated by
ReforestACCION) in 2023 on leisure lands with the objectives of: retaining the
soil, having vegetation cover and reducing the speed of water on the land.
Finally, on this ranch ReforestACCION has a forestry nursery in which around
60,000 trees are produced per year.
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19.795 HA


BELLS ROAD, NEWELL. ZONE A.




This project is located on protected, privately owned land, previously used for
sugar cane and cattle production. At the request of the owners, Daintree Life
are restoring native tropical forest according to authentic pre-clearing
ecosystem data from the Australian government. Zone A is the first of multiple
proposed adjoining planting areas, with the whole planting footprint
encompassing four distinct regional ecosystems - three of which are listed as
endangered.
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0.836 HA


EJIDO SAN FRANCISCO




Reforestation with and in the Ejido San Francisco began in 2021. Together with
our support, they have already planted 33,550 pine trees of different species
such as pseudostrobus and devoniana. Reforestation has been carried out in
different places where there has been exploitation, where there have been fires
and in clearings caused by ant felling or aging of the trees. 71.97 hectares
have been intervened and the work of ReforestACCION has impacted 1,050 people
who belong to the ejido. This ejido has supported us in unloading trees that we
have received as a donation, they have given us forest soil for the nursery and
they have supported us in volunteering days in the nurseries.
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4.162 HA


EJIDO SAN JOSÉ DE GUADALUPE




In 2022 we began to carry out reforestation with and in the San José de
Guadalupe ejido. The ejidal commissioner asked us for pine trees to plant in
their forest glades. . They seek to improve forest management and also seek to
improve the conditions of their forest. The ejido has 120 ejidatarios who have
been participatory and willing to support us in different volunteer days. In
addition, they make excellent plantations in which they take care of the entire
process.
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21.143 HA


EJIDO SAN JOSÉ CORRALES




We started working with the Ejido San José Corrales in 2021. We are promoting
actions so that its forest is better managed and in better condition. We have
donated over 27,150 trees of different species which now we have the compromise
to monitor and help them to establish in their lands. We are working with them
over 107 hectares of forest. Since we started working together they have always
shown commitment to supporting us in different tasks.They have a lot of
knowledge in how to carry out the work prior to, during and after reforestation.
Their plantations always have high survival rates. In addition, the care of this
ejido’s lands is critical due to its proximity to the Monarch Butterfly
Biosphere Reserve and the monarch butterfly migration route.
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110.522 HA


EJIDO HERVIDERO Y PLANCHA




Last year we started working with this ejido thanks to a forestry engineer who
is in charge of the forest management plan for different ejidos of Ocampo and
Angangueo, municipalities of Michoacán. The reforestation was carried out on
idle land in the ejido that had not been worked on for many years. The soil of
the land has little organic matter and high compaction rates. 5,111 trees were
planted on 3.44 hectares with the goal of reaching 900 trees per hectare.
Infiltration ditches were made to plant most of the trees and other trees were
planted on the periphery. During the dry season of 2023 we support irrigation
and in 2024 we seek to reforest again, but with different species such as oaks
and cedars.
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3.440 HA


ARTURO MARÍN




Arturo Marín is originally from Puerto, Tlalpujahua and a landowner of forested
areas and lands used for years for cultivation. ReforestACCION began working
with him since 2021, donating to him until today 1300 trees of different species
such as: Pinus pseudostrobus, Pinus devoniana and Cupressus lusitanica. He has
planted the trees on the periphery of his land, and in parts attached to the
forest that he previously used as farmland. Their objective is to fill their
land with trees, but leave a part for agriculture. Arturo is an example of many
projects like this where people are reforesting the surroundings of their houses
and small properties.
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2.337 HA


EJIDO OCAMPO




Last year we started working with this ejido thanks to a forestry engineer who
is in charge of the forest management plan for different ejidos of Ocampo and
Angangueo, municipalities of Michoacán. The reforestation was carried out on
land previously used for agriculture, in forest glades and in places where the
forest presents significant degradation rates. In 2022 they reforested with
pines and for this year they planted cedars. ReforestAACIÓN has donated 14,500
trees which have been planted on more than 50 hectares. They are really active
in all our activities and they always show good disposition. Ejido Ocampo has
helped us with soil for nurseries and in tree movement maneuvers.
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11.165 HA


ADOLFO MARÍN




Adolfo Marín is originally from Santa María, Tlalpujahua and a landowner of
forested areas. In 2021 ReforestACCION began to support the participant to
reforest his lands, so far 2,550 pine trees have been donated and planted.
Adolfo is very committed to taking care of the forest, every year he works to
reforest his lands seeking to improve the conditions of the forest, so that in
the future his family can take advantage of the benefits that it offers us. Some
of the benefits that the forest provides in the area range from energy to
construction, medicine, food, recreation, among others
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2.053 HA


UDUMUKA FARM




The Udumuka Farm pilot project is Green Horizon's first large scale pilot and
acts as a proof of concept. This pilot project establishes a (preliminary and)
scalable model for a regionally-adapted reforestation approach to sequester
carbon, restore and conserve biodiversity, and to produce products for harvest
and use by local communities. Forests and wooded ecosystems play a vital role in
the local landscapes and communities, and are most likely to be successful if
they are ‘multi-functional’. The design uses a holistic approach to achieve as
many diverse goals as possible, while ensuring the primary goals are met. The
design is based on ecological principles that mimic local forest ecosystem
dynamics – those of the ‘dry miombo woodland’ – and adapt them to meet the
project constraints and goals. The dry miombo woodland is a dominant ecosystem
type in the Iringa area (and large areas of Tanzania and east Africa and
southern Africa).
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12.029 HA


SALVADOR GONZÁLEZ RESÉNDIZ




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0.960 HA


EJIDO RINCÓN DE SOTO




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11.262 HA


ALEJANDRO GUZMÁN PONCE




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3.680 HA


GROUND2GUT




The “Ground2Gut” project is managed by the non-profit entities BTLLAgroforestry
and FoodInnovate. While BTLLAgroforestry is a private field monitoring
laboratory for soil and water restoration in Chao Phraya River lowlands by
landowners initiated in 2016 to work with farmers, the FoodInnovate is a network
of food scientists from Thai universities and local investors focusing on
food-health-ecology-society nexus. We are working at the field scale that
campaigning rural-urban co-development to improve local livelihoods using
climate-adaptive agroforestry for floods and water-retention areas during annual
floods.
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THAILAND

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3.443 HA


DHOLAKIA FOUNDATION'S AFFORESTATION PROJECT




Making the most of the global tree-growing movement, the Dholakia Foundation
propels a promising initiative to grow 10 million trees by the year 2030 to
offset the environmental challenges posed by deforestation and carbon emissions.
Through innovative strategies and wide-ranging participation to embody the
“right tree, right place, right community for the right reasons” principle,
Mission 102030 aims to expand the world’s canopies, rejuvenate ecosystems,
sequester carbon, and create a lasting impact on the global environment.
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INDIA

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20.527 HA


KISII BIODIVERSITY RESTORATION AND AGROFORESTRY




The Kisii Restoration and Agroforestry project is an aggressive idea which seeks
to work with farmers to plant trees in selected water catchment areas and
wetlands that have been interfered with by mostly, human activity. The
organization has agreed with the local farmers on the following gaols that seek
to mitigate the effects of climate change; 1. Create awareness on the impact of
climate change on their livelihoods and actively involve the community in coming
up with mitigation measures, both short and long term. 2. Embrace agroforestry
for their ecological and social economic well being. 3. Participate in
restoration activities where, trees will be planted in areas identified as
either rain catchment or wetland/swamp 4. Protect existing rivers, wetlands,
swamps and hills that are important in influencing rain patterns and
biodiversity 5. And nurture and protect the trees planted for a period of up to
40 years.
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KENYA

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5.521 HA


LT - MACANAL - EL VOLADOR - 1




Descripción
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5.006 HA

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