Carbon Project
Sembrando Futuro 2.0
Location
Antioquia, Colombia
Size
1,150 hectares
Focus
Tropical Andes restoration
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Sembrando Futuro 2.0 aims to restore Andean forests near three Key Biodiversity Areas (KBAs) in the Antioquia region. These rehabilitated ecosystems will restore crucial wildlife habitats, connect migration routes, and protect biodiversity.
Co-benefits include creating sustainable jobs for the community, agroforestry programs, a center for research and education, and a large-scale nursery for native species.
Sembrando Futuro 2.0 will remove 390,000+ tonnes of CO₂ over 40 years and 537,600+ tonnes of CO₂ after full expansion.
Sembrando Futuro 2.0 will remove 390,000+ tonnes of CO₂ over 40 years and 537,600+ tonnes of CO₂ after full expansion.
species are unique to the tropical Andes, including 9 threatened species
of Antioquia’s natural forests have degraded or disappeared
species are unique to the tropical Andes, including 9 threatened species
of Antioquia’s natural forests have degraded or disappeared
A 99,012 m² nursery will support large-scale reforestation through advanced seed germination, sprouting, and plant growth, producing 500,000 plants annually.
A 99,012 m² nursery will support large-scale reforestation through advanced seed germination, sprouting, and plant growth, producing 500,000 plants annually.
FGA has strong experience restoring Colombia’s ecoregions: Over the last 7 years, FGA has successfully restored 1,400 ha of degraded land and planted 3.8M trees with an 85% survival rate.
The majority of the carbon share stays in the local community.
FGA has strong experience restoring Colombia’s ecoregions: Over the last 7 years, FGA has successfully restored 1,400 ha of degraded land and planted 3.8M trees with an 85% survival rate.
The majority of the carbon share stays in the local community.
Permanent jobs created
Temporary jobs created
Permanent jobs created
Temporary jobs created
- José Erlin Guerrero Martinez, Director of Biodiversity, Water and Climate Change at Grupo Argos Foundation
- José Erlin Guerrero Martinez, Director of Biodiversity, Water and Climate Change at Grupo Argos Foundation
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