La Pedregoza, Colombia

Reabasteciendo

Our project focuses on afforestation and reforestation in the Orinoco River basin of Colombia. The goal is to create long-term economic sustainability for the nearby natural reserve, which is dedicated to conserving local flora and fauna. We achieve this by employing natural farming techniques that support both the environment and the surrounding communities.

230,683 Árboles financiados de 229,488

79,047.95 T CO2 compensado

4,243 Seguidores

febrero 2023

Anacardium occidentale, commonly known as cashew trees, are loaded with fruits at this time of year as the spring turns to summer in Vichada. Our workers are cutting the grass and cleaning up the area around and under the tree canopy so that the pickers can find and collect the fruits

18 feb. 2023

Jamie Fairchild · hace 2 años

Venomous, not poisonous! Nature people should know that.

We have entered into the driest months of the year with no rainfall, very hot sun and strong winds. These conditions will last until the first rainfall begins again around April.

We have fire towers built in strategic areas and while these towers are not permanently manned they

07 feb. 2023

enero 2023

We are very excited about the Jackfruits on our trees. These are the largest fruit of all trees on earth and can be eaten by humans, wildlife, and cattle. A single fruit can be up to 55 kg in weight and 90cm in length and 20 cm in diameter! Huge!

A mature tree produces 200 fruits

16 ene. 2023

Spring is in the air at our Plantation. Cashew flowers are in full bloom for the New Year Celebration. Bees are buzzing around and happily pollinating the flowers and if the weather stays nice and hot these beautiful flowers will be transforming into cashew fruits and nuts. It is

09 ene. 2023

diciembre 2022

Happy Holidays to all from La Pedregoza. Agroforestry products like organic and beautiful tasting bananas eaten right off the tree with zero carbon footprint is part of nature’s bounty of gifts for our workers that live on the site. Thank you Tree Nation supporters for all the trees

26 dic. 2022

Dilmun Dombro · hace 2 años

Thank you Sue! You'll have to come and visit and try the bananas fresh y...

The dry season is upon us and the last of this years Saman seedlings are now in the ground and beginning the journey to becoming wild and natural forest again.

Next comes the intense work of protecting these newly planted areas from months of dry season wild fires. The wild fires

20 dic. 2022

Transporting seedlings from the nursery to the field is a constant job during planting season. These happy new trees have been protected from the heavy rains and strong sun under the nursery tarps and wind breakers.

Now that they are strong enough to resist our hot tropical climate

11 dic. 2022

Albizia saman is a rare and magnificent species. Known as Saman and also as Rain Tree in many languages because the leaves of this tree close or sleep at night allowing the condensation to fall on the ground like rain. Poems are written in many languages about this tree to pay homage

03 dic. 2022