Amazon Windshields

Amazon Windshields

BO Bolivia

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Our project aims to combat deforestation in the Bolivian Amazon through innovative agroforestry solutions. The region is losing vast forest to agriculture, requiring creative approaches to balance farming and conservation. By planting tree windshields between fields, we create a grid that boosts crop yields on less land, prevents wind erosion, and improves biodiversity, water quality, and social well-being while reducing the carbon footprint.

230,215Trees funded of 320,539
90,826 TCO2 compensated
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Plant from 2 €
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April 2026

We just finished onboarding our newest team members in San Julián. These Tabebuia impetiginosa saplings have a big job description: serve as a living windshield and lead the charge in recovering local biodiversity.

No pressure, guys, but the whole ecosystem is counting on you. We’ve

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25 Apr 2026
Ketrawe · 15 May

Thanks for your kind words, but it is through people like you that all is pos...

February 2026

The Amazon’s Invisible Gold: Why the Future of Farming Depends on Standing Forests

The image displays an orange grove integrated with windbreak structures (In San Julian – Bolivia)—a design we use to restore forest cover and reest...

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August 2025

Our seedlings are now in the final phase of transport to the field, a crucial step led by our Greenhouse Chief, Chela (not pictured). Her fundamental support has been key to producing high-quality Tabebuia impetiginosa and Prosopis chilensis seedlings, which are now at our planting

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11 Aug 2025
RAHELYNN DEL PUERTO · 12 August 2025

🌴🌱🌲

October 2024

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

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15 Oct 2024
Ketrawe · 16 October 2024

sorry, black azarae boliviensis.

October 2023

Our furry friend paid us a visit after a long time, and we couldn't be happier! At Ketrawe, we are committed to promoting biodiversity and providing a safe haven for all our furry friends and their extended families.

#biodiversity #sustainability #animalwelfare

01 Oct 2023
SusieS · 14 October 2023

@Ketrawe - that's great 😄🌳💚 Cheeky question - what trees do sloth...

November 2020

In our Eastern site this healthy parrot was caught practicing some early morning acrobatics.


#tnphoto

16 Nov 2020
Trish Geidel · 18 December 2020

BEAUTIFUL ! 💜🌸

September 2020

These friends have chosen the trees of our Eastern plantations to take a nap ( "siesta") after a hard day at the office.


#tnphoto #monkey

02 Sep 2020