Amazon Windshields

Youth & Sustainability at Central University.

On April 23, 2026, one of our project members delivered a lecture on sustainability and sustainable tourism at Universidad Central in Santa Cruz, Bolivia.

The event sparked deep interest among third-year students regarding carbon markets

We’re excited to share a closer look at the impact of reforestation in the Bolivian Amazon through The Amazon Windshields Project.
In this interview, Ignacio Molina, the project leader, offers firsthand insight into how tree planting is restoring the land, supporting local agriculture,

These are Tabebuia impetiginosa seeds freshly collected from the forest. The key to growing exceptional trees lies in selecting seeds from ancient, towering specimens, ensuring the offspring inherit the superior genetics of their parent tree. This allows us to guarantee only the

This fascinating nocturnal monkey has been spotted for the first time within our planting sites. We are thrilled by its presence, as it is a native species of these lands. We are confident that it will soon bring along its family and companions, likely sensing that our forests provide

Did you know that scientists have found that if the bark of all the world's trees were spread flat, it would cover the entire Earth's surface? Also, methane is responsible for about 30% of the rise in global temperatures since the industrial revolution. Remarkably, our beloved trees

Did you know that planting trees in certain areas can increase global warming? A recent study in Nature Communications (March 26, 2024) highlights that adding trees to grasslands, savannas, and deserts can reduce sunlight reflection, leading to increased heat absorption. However,