Adopt a Forest

Your company can make a positive impact on society by sponsoring the transformation of degraded areas into forests through ecological restoration.

By adopting a forest with Copaíba, your company is neutralizing part of the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and can follow all the processes, from planting to the growth of your forest.

Choice The number of seedlings that you would like to plant and/or the amount of carbon emissions that will be offset throughout the restoration process;

Fill in and send the interest form;

Our team will contact you to carry out the partnership;

Copaiba defines the area to be restored in the Peixe and/or Camanducaia river basins;

After signing the contract, the company is already 'In Defense of the Atlantic Forest'! He can accompany and communicate all advances in your forest.

benefits

• Carry out socio-environmental responsibility actions for the benefit of society;
• Communicate the investment in sustainability to its customers and the market;
• Strengthening the brand positioning;
• Engage customers and employees in causes relevant to society;
• Compensate part of the carbon emission by the company and employees;
• Join efforts to combat global warming and climate change;
• Monitor and communicate the progress of processes, with the opportunity to visit the restored area and Copaíba headquarters;
• Certificate of planted seedlings and equivalent carbon offset, issued by Copaíba;

Support rural landowners in the recovery of environmental quality on their properties;

Let's plant a forest!

The program Adopt a Forest, from Copaíba, began in 2021 with partner company Jungheinrich-Brasil.
Since then, 6 new contracts and plantings have already taken place, including other companies. This is because the partnership between the private sector and Copaíba has shown results, leveraging positive impacts for society and the planet. Thus, more than 36 thousand trees have already been planted on Copaíba partner properties, located in Monte Alegre do Sul and Amparo, in the state of São Paulo.

The action of adopting forests is linked to the Sustainable Development Goals, more directly with SDG 6, SDG 12, SDG 13, SDG 15 and SDG 17, which talk, respectively, about Water, Responsible Consumption and Production, Climate Action, Life on Land and Partnerships for the Goals.