LET’S PLANT TREES TOGETHER.
Every day, we plant trees with local farmers to restore some of the most vulnerable ecosystems of Colombia.
WHY PLANT TREES WITH ENVIRONOMICA?
Here are 3 good reasons why adopting trees has clear benefits for everyone: for you and your loved ones, for the global community, and for the planet itself.
CONTRIBUTE TO SAVE THE PLANET
Your trees will absorb tonnes of CO2 over the years and contribute to capture the high contamination in the atmosphere.
IMPROVE THE INCOME OF RURAL COMMUNITIES
Thanks to your contribution, farmers taking part to the project will harvest the fruit trees to feed the household and sell the produce for income.
A CUSTOMIZABLE AND CERTIFIED ACTION
Choose how many trees you want to plant. Dedicate them to your dears. Track your trees through GPS coordinates and a digital certificate.
HOW DOES IT WORK?
1. CHOOSE HOW MANY TREES YOU WANT TO PLANT
And take part in restoring the forest by financing the production and transplant of native trees on a farmer’s land.
2. ADOPT THEM BY MAKING A DONATION
Follow the simple steps to complete the transaction and plant your trees.
3. RECEIVE THE TREE ADOPTION CERTIFICATE
Follow the growth process of your trees through GPS coordinates and pictures of the new forest we are planting together.
ADOPT OR GIFT YOUR TREES
Please follow the steps outlined in the form below to adopt or gift your trees. At the end of the donation you will receive the PDF version of your Tree Certificate at the email address you provided.
Note: remember to tick the checkbox “I accept the terms of the donation” before choosing the donation method.
Choose the number of trees you’d like to adopt
Click on one of the green buttons below to select the number of trees and their donation amount.
Tree Adoptions
If you experience any problems with your donation, please contact us at support@environomica.org.
WHAT TREES ARE WE PLANTING?
Your trees are part of a project to restore forests in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, Colombia: a tropical region of critical global importance.
Together with the local population, we plant native trees in vulnerable areas of the region to restore the ecosystem balance.
Plant your trees online and receive one or a mixture of the following species.
CEDRO CAOBA
Caoba is a central American mahogany variety and the most important hardwood species of the Neotropic. Almost all of the commercially sold Caoba comes from wild forests, which is what is limiting the capacity of this species to reproduce and threatening its existence.
SOURSOP TREE
The Soursop tree is a tropical fruit variety with multiple nutrition and medicinal properties. This tree, in its native variety, represents an integrative income source for local farmers and acts as an incentive to plant trees on deforested land.
YELLOW CEIBA
The Yellow Ceiba is fast-growing tropical tree species with long roots reaching deep into the ground. The Ceiba tree can grow up to 40 meters high and helps also for this reason to control soil erosion.
NATIVE AVOCADO
The avocado tree is very common throughout Latin America. Avocados are native to this region and represent an important source of food and income for the rural communities who take part in our projects.
TAMBOR
The Tambor tree is a fast-growing tropical species native to this region. Being a leguminose, it helps to fix nitrogen into the soil. Tambor is a pioneer tree species that can grow up to 7 meters high during its first year and creates shadow with its large branches.
COCOA
The Cocoa tree is crucial to the indigenous cultures of the Neotropics. The production of native cocoa is an important economic alternative and source of employment for local farmers. The shade of the forest is essential to the cocoa tree, making it a perfect ally of the sustainable farmer at the tropics.
ALGARROBO
The Algarrobo is a forest tree species native to the region that produces a fruit resembling the Mediterranean carob. Its lush branches create shade, protect soils, and water courses. It’s fruit is a source of food to the local fauna.
COFFEE
Coffee is a perennial shrub commonly farmed in the region that feeds a local industry recognized on the main international markets. Even if technically not a tree, the coffee plant needs the forest shade to grow and produce quality fruits. It is for this reason that coffee is a perfect ally for the sustainable farmer at the tropics.
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