Save the Amazon.
Plant a tree.
Plant your name in the planet’s lungs
This is what we do!
Save the Amazon.
Plant a tree.
Plant your name in the lungs of the planet
Learn about what we do
This is us and what we do
We are an NGO dedicated to the conservation of the Amazon through the planting of trees with local indigenous communities. We do this through a tree adoption program where you and anyone in the world can have their own tree planted in the Amazon.
We plant the tree with the name you choose, it can be your own or that of a person to whom you want to gift the tree.
You receive a letter with a photograph of the tree planted and a certification diploma. Both carry information about the planting coordinates of the tree since it is georeferenced on a virtual map. Every 6 months for first three years you will receive a follow-up photo so that you can see its growth
Why do we do it?
Trees absorb CO2 from the atmosphere helping to cool the air and thus counteract global warming. In the Amazon, trees grow quickly due to climatic conditions.
Revert the
climate crisis
The trees belong to them and they can use them as forest enrichment, medicine, food and sustainable construction, because they live off the forest. In addition, the communities are the leaders of the plantations and have total autonomy.
Support indigenous
communities
The Amazon constantly suffers from massive deforestation, endangering the biodiversity of the Amazon biome. By planting trees we are compensating for the deforestation abd the conservation of the ecosystem.
Preserve
the Amazon
By protecting the Amazon ecosystem we help in the conservation of flora and fauna, the habitats of so many animal species that need the density of the forest to live fully.
Protect
biodiversity
The Amazon forests regulate the rainfall of the entire American continent, and the rivers of the Amazon are equivalent to 20% of the world's fresh water. To preserve the Amazon is to protect the water produced in this forest.
Protect
the water
A common denominator for tropical rainforest areas is that they're the home to the world's poorest populations. By creating sustainable development projects and alternative employment opportunities, we support the local economies of these populations
Combat multidimensional
poverty
Why do we do it?
A common denominator for tropical rainforest areas is that they're the home to the world's poorest populations. By creating sustainable development projects and alternative employment opportunities, we support the local economies of these populations
Combat multidimensional
poverty
Trees absorb CO2 from the atmosphere helping to cool the air and thus counteract global warming. In the Amazon, trees grow quickly due to climatic conditions.
Revert the
climate crisis
The trees belong to them and they can use them as forest enrichment, medicine, food and sustainable construction, because they live off the forest. In addition, the communities are the leaders of the plantations and have total autonomy.
Support indigenous
communities
The Amazon constantly suffers from massive deforestation, endangering the biodiversity of the Amazon biome. By planting trees we are compensating for the deforestation abd the conservation of the ecosystem.
Preserve
the Amazon
By protecting the Amazon ecosystem we help in the conservation of flora and fauna, the habitats of so many animal species that need the density of the forest to live fully.
Protect
biodiversity
The Amazon forests regulate the rainfall of the entire American continent, and the rivers of the Amazon are equivalent to 20% of the world's fresh water. To preserve the Amazon is to protect the water produced in this forest.
Protect
the water
Why the Amazon?
Our Communities
Get to know them
18 Communities Impacted
More than 115.000 Planted trees
More than 125.000 Ton CO2 Carbon Captured
262
Assisted Families
