The Beija-Flor Project is an ecological restoration initiative based on the ARR model (Afforestation, Reforestation, and Revegetation), focused on regenerating degraded areas through the replanting of native ecosystems. With a grouped project structure, it allows for the continuous inclusion of new eligible areas, expanding its impact over time. The goal is to restore 5,000 hectares within five years.
In response to the growing degradation of natural areas in Brazil, the project transforms environmental liabilities into climate assets. More than just planting trees, the project promotes regenerative solutions that strengthen biodiversity, generate income, and create lasting value for local communities and the planet’s climate.
The Beija-Flor Project emerges as a response to the increasing degradation of natural areas in Brazil, with a commitment to delivering measurable impacts for the climate and biodiversity.
The Beija-Flor Project goes beyond carbon sequestration: its mission is to protect and regenerate the natural ecosystems of the Atlantic Forest, promoting lasting environmental benefits aligned with global sustainable development goals.
SDG 13 – Climate Action: Reducing deforestation, maintaining carbon stocks, and supporting climate goals through private investment.
SDG 15 – Life on Land: Conservation of biodiversity on a regional scale, focusing on halting deforestation in priority preservation areas.
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