Large-scale Reforestation

With the commitment to restore and conserve native forests, we work on the recovery of wild areas, both state-owned and private, as well as on the reforestation of public lands of high ecological value and urban spaces, especially in municipalities that suffer the effects of climate change.

Thanks to the dedicated efforts of everyone who has supported Reforestemos, we have been able to restore and protect ecosystems by planting native species. This not only drives biodiversity recovery, soil protection, water cycle regulation, and air purification, but also fosters local employment. These actions aim not just to restore nature, but to strengthen the resilience of local communities as they face today’s environmental challenges.

Methodology

Our native reforestation process is carried out by a highly trained forestry team with vast experience in ecological restoration. We execute all our projects under strict quality and sustainability standards.

In every project, whether in areas of high ecological value or through urban forestry, we ensure that the planted species are the most suitable for each ecosystem, promoting the recovery of local flora and fauna.

In both contexts, forests and cities alike, our reforestation efforts are achieved in collaboration with corporate partners, contributors, volunteers, and members.

Impact and Results

We have led projects across 13 regions in Chile, impacting more than 15 national parks and reserves, and over 177 local communities. Some highlights include:

Torres del Paine National Park

Following the iconic 2011 forest fire in this park, we launched our crusade by carrying out our very first reforestation project here. The lengas we planted have already grown to over 3 meters (10 feet) tall.

Maipú

Considered one of the most critical urban heat islands in the Santiago Metropolitan Region (RM), we have been committed since 2023 to the community's 'Un árbol en tu barrio' ('A Tree in Your Neighborhood') initiative, which aims to restore urban woodland. Here, we have led volunteer programs alongside local businesses and residents.

Justo Pastor León Pantanillos Experimental Center

Known as the first-ever forest classroom for Universidad de Chile, we partnered with the university to lead its native recovery. This initiative followed the devastating 2017 'Firestorm' that ravaged over 400 hectares (988 acres) of the property.

Alto Rari Natural Reserve

One of our first projects under the Conservation Program, where small landowners, or those with properties under a Real Conservation Right (DRC), can apply to be reforested by us. Here, we work on recovering the native Coastal Maulino Forest.

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