We only have one project: The Araguaia Biodiversity Corridor. A large-scale ecological restoration project in Brazil. Biodiversity corridors, known as nature corridors, comprise restored and intact ‘islands’ of pristine nature.
Stretching over 2,600 kilometers and up to 40 kilometers wide along the Araguaia and Tocantins rivers, is stands as the longest nature corridor on Earth, connecting two crucial biomes: the Amazon rainforest and the Cerrado savanna.
Regrettably, 50% of the Cerrado and 25% of the Amazon have faced deforestation. But here’s where the magic happens: the corridor reunites the remaining natural habitats and fosters new pockets of restored nature, safeguarding numerous species from extinction.
This large-scale reforestation project will transform degraded land into thriving Amazon rainforest and Cerrado savanna, with millions of native trees taking root. These ecosystems will go on to have a positive and permanent influence on each of us and all future generations.
2600
KM LONG
40
KM WIDE
10.4
MILLION
HECTARES
THIS LAND RESTORATION PROJECT HAS THE SIZE TO TRULY MAKE A DIFFERENCE
* NUMBERS ARE ESTIMATES AND MAY VARY ACCORDING TO OUR RESTORATION SITE CONDITIONS.
2500
TREES TO PLANT
PER HECTARE
1
MILLION
HECTARES
TO BE RESTORED
1.7
BILLION
NATIVE TREES
TO PLANT
72
DIFFERENT
TREE SPECIES
5
METHODS OF
RESTORATION
THE 202o IMPACT STUDY CONCLUDED THAT
* NUMBERS ARE BASED ON THE MONETISED VALUE OF ALL THE BENEFITS ASSOCIATED WITH THE RESTORATION OF THE ARAGUAIA BIODIVERSITY CORRIDOR.
321
MILLION
TONS OF CARBON WILL BE
CAPTURED
$17.1
BILLION
WILL BE SAVED IN COSTS
FOR THE PLANET
24
THOUSAND
JOBS WILL BE CREATED
IN THE RESTORATION ECONOMY
$2.7
BILLION
WILL BE GENERATED IN
REVENUE FOR FARMERS
8%
OF BRAZIL’S COMMITMENT TO THE
PARIS ACCORD WILL BE ACHIEVED
READ THE GREEN CAPITAL STUDY HERE: BIT.LY/GREEN-CAPITAL-STUDY
