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Making the planet great again
Welcome to our family business.
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We are not just another carbon credit seller. We speak for the planet. We embody change.
Passionate about environmental changes we believe that restoring and conserving ecosystems is a powerful way to make a positive impact on the world.
Become part of a community of environmentally-conscious individuals, working together to restore the planet to its former glory.
BIODIVERSITY
and its role in carbon offsetting
By donating and contributiong to any of our projects, you are not only supporting our reforestation and conservation efforts, but helping to offset your carbon emmisions. We do not sell carbon offsetting certificates, but focus on making a change that really matters.
You can see the positive impact of your contribution on the ground, where trees are planted and species that are threatened by monoculture and deforestation are provided with safe haven.
We invite you to become part of our community that cares and join other like-minded businesses that are dedicated to making a difference.
"Make a meaningful impact."
Our Projects
While all of our projects aim to make a positive impact on the environment, each project has its unique advantages. Investing in our more expensive, restoration and conservation projects, provides a more direct impact and enable us to make a bigger difference in a shorter amount of time. However, we also offer the option to plant trees, which is a great way to contribute to the fight against climate change while offsetting your own carbon footprint.
Meet the Team
At the heart of our company, you'll find a dedicated family, driven by our passion for nature and our belief in the importance of change. Each member of our team brings unique skills and perspectives to the table, and together we are committed to creating a sustainable, long-lasting ecosystems that benefit both people and the environment.
"Committed to educating next generation."
​Investing in tomorrow
We are committed to educating the next generation about the importance of protecting our planet. That's why we work closely with schools and kindergartens to provide informative talks to children about the significance of forests, biodiversity, and carbon offsetting.
Empowering the younger generation to become environmentally responsible citizens is crucial in building a better world. Our team of experts is dedicated to delivering interactive talks that help children understand the importance of forests. We believe that these talks can inspire children to develop a deep appreciation for nature and take action towards a more sustainable future.
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Committed to education, passionate about sharing our knowledge with the next generation. We invite schools and kindergartens to reach out to us and learn more about our educational talks.
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"Never too small
to make
a difference."
OUR GOALS for 2024
Secure ecosystems
Conserve mature forest, to protect biodiversity and wildlife habitat, and reduce carbon emissions.
Educational talks in 15 schools and kinder-gardens
Expand our educational talks to share the knowledge with the next generation .
Partnerships with local communites
Develop partnerships with local communities and organizations to support conservation efforts and reforestation projects.
Research optimal biodiversity balance for specific regions
Conduct research to identify and utilize the most effective tree species for biodiversity in our region.
Seed collection project
Collect native tree seeds and establist a nursery to raise the seedlings
OUR PROMISE
Our commitment to the environment goes beyond just planting trees for carbon offsetting. Our promise is that the forests we plant or conserve will be taken under protection, remain forests and wont be sold later for profit or used for timber. We're dedicated to preserving these ecosystems as vibrant habitats for wildlife and for their role as carbon sinks.
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