Bosques de Agua

Large-scale restoration begins with a small treasure: the seed. Recently, we finished the harvest season of 800,000 native seeds in the Sierras Grandes. This stock ensures the basic input to continue scaling our mission of reforesting the most important watersheds in the region.

We have successfully completed a new seed collection phase for Tabaquillo (Polylepis australis) from the forest remnants in the Sierras Grandes. This manual harvest ensures the genetic diversity required for seedling production and allows us to continue restoring the water basin.

🔥 Firebreak Construction in Plantation Areas: What Are They and Why They Matter 🔥
We’ve been constructing firebreaks in our plantation zones, crucial barriers that help stop or slow the spread of wildfires. These cleared strips of land act as a defense line, protecting our reforestation

How is water connected to the tabaquillo? In today's post we want to talk about this noble pioneer tree, whose leaves have the ability to capture moisture from the clouds, generating spaces of high humidity around them, allowing the development of other shrub species and increasing

(EN)Monitoring of the plantation:the follow-up and monitoring of the plantation is another important stage to fulfill the reforestation goal. We use permanent monitoring plots to count the trees, determine the survival rate and detect improvements to be made in the following season.

(EN) firebreak ready! Having a fire risk management and control plan in the reserve is fundamental to minimize the probability of fire. In this case we show you our firebreak, an area cleared of vegetation and combustible material that is created with the purpose of preventing the

We sampled the condition of the trees that were planted during November and December 2022. Fortunately, the trees already at least 3 months in the reserve show good development, vigor and health.
:Thanks for your support on this challenging project!
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