Mission
Our mission is to protect the world’s most vulnerable forest ecosystems before they’re lost. We focus on Argentina, where tropical forests like the Yungas are disappearing rapidly due to agricultural expansion, cattle ranching, and climate-driven wildfires.
Every hectare we protect safeguards irreplaceable carbon stock, rich biodiversity, and the ecological corridors connecting entire mountain ranges. This protects rare species like the tapir and conserves water supply that local communities depend on.
We believe conservation only lasts when backed by:
Vision
We envision a future in which the last great tropical and subtropical forests of Latin America remain intact for generations to come, not as isolated reserves, but as living, connected ecosystems that continue to buffer and enlarge National Parks, sustain biodiversity, and regulate the regional climate.
In landscapes like the Yungas, a narrow, biodiverse band of forests linking the Andean highlands to the Amazon and the Chaco, we want to demonstrate that long-term natural climate solutions go beyond short-term land conservation, both economically and ecologically.
Building on this foundation, our vision extends beyond protecting individual properties towards a growing network of protected corridors across South America, where local communities, landowners, and conservation partners share a common view on the future of the unique Yungas ecosystem.
Source: Ministerio de Ambiente y Desarrollo Sustentable de la Nación, Argentina (2019); Instituto Geográfico Nacional (IGN). Regiones Forestales de la República Argentina