The world’s first Gold Standard reforestation project stretches over 13000km² of land – with over 3.5 million trees planted. Formally degraded pasture lands are reforested with predominantly native tree species and turned into mixed forests. The project combines sustainable timber management and organic cocoa production with biodiversity protection and ecosystem restoration.

This project has ensured fair employment for the local population and the increase in flora and fauna has created new habitats and corridors for migratory species. These new habitats have already saved 15 animal species from the IUCN Red List of Threatened species. Restoration of ecological function has reduced the erosion of soil and improved local water quality.