Sowing Water

Water Seeders. This is what we call the owners of land where part of the Sowing Water Project trees are planted. They receive trees on their land for ecological restoration in watershed areas and for the composition of multifunctional forests, with species of economic interest such

The protection of water resources in the Cantareira System region is the main objective of the Sowing Water Project. However, the plantings being carried out with Tree Nation donations go beyond water protection. Pollination and biodiversity conservation are among the other ecosystem

The cultivation of native bee hives is a rural activity that complements and strengthens land use conversion and forest restoration actions. The Sowing Water Project encourages landowners to adopt native bee keeping through theoretical and practical courses, as seen in the images.

Erythrina speciosa or Bombax ceiba? Mulungu or Paineira from India? Which is the most beautiful? Both species bloom in the Brazilian winter with beautiful red flowers, attracting insects and birds that come to feed on their nectar. Due to their beauty, both are used in landscaping

Last week, another agroforestry coffee plantation was planted by the Sowing Water Project team on a rural property located in the Cantareira System region. Agroforestry systems are among the solutions proposed by the Sowing Water Project team. In the images you can see coffee being