Our commitment is to offset Greenhouse gases emitted by human activities - from the simple act of drive a car to the most sophisticated industrial process - recovering degraded riparian areas. The trees absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, as well contribute to the soil, water and the biological diversity conservation.

How to reduce greenhouse gases emissions into the atmosphere:

Substituting fossil fuels electricity sources, non renewable as oil and coal, to renewable sources as hydro, eolic, solar and biomass.

Use electricity in a more efficient manner. From the industrial usages, citizens every day life when turning off the lights or even taking a shower.

Learn how to reduce your CO2 emissions.

Considerably reduce the deforestation process. In Brazil, the Amazon deforestation is responsible to up 2/3 of the Brazilian emissions.

Plant trees. During its growing period, the plants absorbs carbon dioxide from the atmosphere through the photosynthesis. That is The Green Initiative solution, known as carbon sequestration or compensation.

Why we have chosen to planting native trees:

Planting trees helps on the fight against the climate changes. Planting trees in Permanent Conservation Areas on riparian areas contributes as well to the water resources conservation, the biological diversity maintenance, among many other local benefits.

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