Vida Nativa Project
Forest composition
22,878 hectares of Atlantic forest
Biodiversity
56 endemic and 10 endangered species
Carbon sink
2,455,977 tons of total carbon sequestered in forest biomass
Over the past 80 years, the Atlantic Forest has suffered intensive logging of native species, which has led to severe degradation and significant losses of biodiversity and ecosystem services.
Forest restoration
We use native species to promote biodiversity in 22,878 of its hectares and thus restore the original structure of the ecosystem. Scroll through our interactive map to find the actions we are taking and the next stages of our project.
Certifications and verifications
Verified Carbon Standard
Climate, Community & Biodiversity Standard
Improved Forest Management
Our Project's Sustainable Development Goals
Explore our restoration project in the Paranaense Rainforest
Biodiversity conservation
We conduct wildlife inventories to identify diverse species and populations, prioritizing those that contribute to habitat conducive to the prosperity of native fauna. Our wide range of activities allows us to obtain the highest Climate, Community and Biodiversity (CCB) certification, evidencing our commitment to sustainability and preservation.
56 native species
10 endangered species
Black-fronted piping guan | Pipile jacutinga
•Endangered
Jaguar | Panthera onca
•Critically endangered in Argentina
Local communities
The project is located near the indigenous community of Tekoa Alecrin. We conducted extensive research to understand their culture and social structure, making sure to respect their ways of interaction. We implemented a Free, Prior and Informed Consultation (FPIC) to establish a collaborative relationship and explore ways to improve their living conditions.
Conservation technology
We transform our land into a digital environment using satellite and drone technologies. We developed a Security and Early Warning system in collaboration with regional and local authorities, which allows us to prevent forest fires, intrusions, illegal hunting and uncontrolled logging.
SatellitesDronesIoTMonitoring camerasBiotechnology
