FEATURED PROJECTS
Sierra Leone
Rewilding Project 1
The continued land degradation in the project area, mostly due to conversion to agriculture, will lead to the loss of characteristic plant and animal species and will negatively influence the distribution of key fauna and flora due to ecosystem imbalance.
Establishing forest cover on this degraded land is one of the main way to address this. 1,400 Ha has been reforested since project inception with plans of 25,000 Ha to be completed over the 50-year project.
Sierra Leone
Rewilding Project 2
The continued land degradation in the project area, mostly due to conversion to agriculture, will lead to the loss of characteristic plant and animal species and will negatively influence the distribution of key fauna and flora due to ecosystem imbalance.
With the first planting expected to begin in 2024, the rewilding project in Sierra Leone aims to restore 32,000+ Ha.
With the first planting expected to begin in 2024, the rewilding project in Sierra Leone aims to restore 32,000+ Ha.
Sierra Leone
Mangrove Restoration
Sierra Leone’s mangrove ecosystems play a critical role in provision of key ecological services such as protection against shoreline erosion, habitats for marine wildlife, and nurseries for coastal fisheries.
Restoring these mangroves through collaboration with local communities is the solution. The restoration project is expected to begin in 2024 with 5,000+ Ha being restored over 30 years.
Restoring these mangroves through collaboration with local communities is the solution. The restoration project is expected to begin in 2024 with 5,000+ Ha being restored over 30 years.
Sierra Leone
Mangrove Conservation
The Mangrove forests in the Scarcies estuaries have been heavily deforested for fuelwood and rice production since at least the 1990s and these pressures continue. Remote sensing analysis indicates that 82% of the estuaries’ mangroves have been lost since 1990.
Working with local farmers, activity is expected to being in 2024 with plans of conserving 3,000+ Ha over the 30-year project.
Working with local farmers, activity is expected to being in 2024 with plans of conserving 3,000+ Ha over the 30-year project.
Mexico (Yucatan)
Mangrove Restoration
Working closely with local partner Compañía Mexicana de Captación de Carbono (CMCC) to restore coastal mangrove areas degraded by road infrastructure that interrupt tidal and nutrient flows, resulting in loss of biomass.
First planting is expected to begin in 2024 with plans to restore 10,000+ Ha over a 30 year time period.
First planting is expected to begin in 2024 with plans to restore 10,000+ Ha over a 30 year time period.
Guyana
Coconut and Mixed Agriculture
Focused on developing agroforestry and carbon opportunities in the country through collaboration with the national government and Pomeroon Trading Inc. Collaboration with Pomeroon is centred around rehabilitating coconut and mixed agriculture estates.
Commitment to community engagement is important in Guyana with a focus on local engagement programs with schools, education, and sustainable agriculture practice.
Commitment to community engagement is important in Guyana with a focus on local engagement programs with schools, education, and sustainable agriculture practice.
Suriname
Mangrove Restoration
Suriname’s mangrove ecosystems play a critical role in provision of key ecological services such as protection against shoreline erosion, habitats for marine wildlife, and nurseries for coastal fisheries. Mangroves also play a significant role in fighting climate change because they can sequester a great amount of blue carbon and are effective in protecting the low-lying coastal land from severe climate events.
With first planting expected to begin in 2024, the mangrove restoration project in Suriname aims to restore 5,000+ Ha over a 30 year period.
With first planting expected to begin in 2024, the mangrove restoration project in Suriname aims to restore 5,000+ Ha over a 30 year period.
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