Investancia is the largest native tree producer in Paraguay, growing native species to support reforestation and regenerative agroforestry projects across the Paraguay’s Chaco.
In this video, we take a closer look at how this work happens at scale, from the cultivation of native species to their role in restoring degraded landscapes. Native reforestation is a long-term undertaking, one that depends on matching the right species to the right soil and climate conditions, and on land management practices that support biodiversity over time rather than short-term yield.
This work sits at the intersection of ecological restoration and regenerative agroforestry, and it plays a role in the broader landscape of voluntary carbon markets, where verified, nature-based projects are increasingly relevant to institutional investors and corporate carbon buyers evaluating long-term, science-based solutions.
To learn more about our projects and approach, explore the rest of our website or get in touch with our team.
