With the close of the 2025/2026 planting season, we are proud to celebrate another important milestone in the growth of the Araguaia Biodiversity Corridor.
A total of 280 hectares have now entered the restoration process. But planting is only the beginning. Over the next three years, these areas will receive ongoing maintenance and monitoring to ensure each species can establish, thrive, and play its role in restoring the Amazon and Cerrado landscapes.
Making this season possible required a major collective effort: XXX thousand seedlings were produced in our nursery, while XXX kilograms of seeds were sourced through the BJF Araguaia Seed Network, mobilized by the Black Jaguar Foundation.
With this new progress, the project now totals XXX hectares restored and XXX trees planted since the initiative began, a clear sign of the steady expansion of the Araguaia Biodiversity Corridor.
Each restored hectare represents tangible progress toward our mission and a stronger future for biodiversity in the Araguaia region.
