Bosques Yungas

Today’s children are tomorrow’s adults. Everything we do now is the world they will inherit. That’s why getting them involved early in protecting, restoring, and caring for nature isn’t just something we should do—it’s the best investment we can make in their future.

During the winter, our team prepares everything for the next planting season. Right now, they are filling nursery bags with soil that, in the coming weeks, will each receive a seed. As the days gradually become longer and warmer, the conditions become ideal for germination, marking

Our team carefully tends to and protects the seedlings in the nursery module, keeping them safe from the cold until the next planting season.

Another activity we carry out in the project with the planting team is collecting fruits and separating, selecting, and weighing native tree seeds.
In this case, we are working with guarán (Tecoma stans) and cebil colorado (Anadenanthera colubrina) seeds.
Each selected seed is a

We’re starting 2026 with the nursery full of new cedar shoots.
Each one grows here, step by step, until it’s ready to be taken to the field and become part of the forest, playing an important role in the ecosystem.

We’re approaching the end of the year, but there’s no “pause mode” in the nursery.
Working with the forest is a daily commitment, and caring for the seedlings is key to getting real results.
Today, the team is reorganizing the seedlings in a protected area of the nursery to shield

The cedar seeds we planted a few months ago are now sprouting with real strength. In the new nursery module, what started as a patient, hands-on effort has turned into healthy seedlings growing fast.

This new nursery module allows us to scale up production, improve survival rates,

A few days ago we carried out the seed sowing, an important step in our restoration work.
This process marks the beginning of the cycle that will give us the seedlings to later bring to the forest.
It’s a key activity to plan ahead for the upcoming planting seasons.

Once the cedar fruits are harvested, the planting team gets to work selecting the seeds. They carefully open each fruit and separate the healthiest seeds, which go into a seed bank to be planted soon, helping to restore our native forests.

Before planting the seeds, we get everything ready: each bag is filled with special soil from the forest, a key step to help them grow strong and healthy🌱

Daily care in the nursery is essential: our team looks after each seedling with monitoring, cleaning, and attention, making sure they grow strong and are ready to be planted in the forest soon 🌱

With the arrival of warmer days in the southern hemisphere, cedar fruits are now ready to be harvested.
This job needs to be done quickly, before the fruits open and release their seeds into the wind. That’s why our nursery team gets to work, collecting the fruits and then carefully

We’ve got some great news!!

Our oldest trees, planted in the early years of the project, have started to bear fruit again — and this year, many new individuals have joined them.
We register every fruiting tree and mark its coordinates, and we’re thrilled to see that most of those

At our nursery, every detail matters to ensure that the trees grow strong and well adapted to their environment. One key step is preparing the right soil mix, and for that, we collect soil directly from the forest.

With shovels in hand and taking advantage of the early morning hours,

In the restoration of the native forest, teamwork is key to achieving real impact. Every task, from moving the seedlings and loading them onto the tractor to clearing the area where they will be planted and preparing the soil, requires the collaboration of many hands and committed