Protect the Rainforest.
Preserve the Planet.
We Need to Save the Amazon Rainforest
The Amazon plays a critical role in regulating regional and even global water cycles and temperatures, acting as a powerful cooling system for the planet. But deforestation of the rainforest is pushing us toward critical tipping points that require urgent and large-scale action.
The Amazon is Threatened.
If the Amazon collapses, the loss of its water cycle will trigger devastating consequences for the region and planet. The rainforest’s ability to release vast amounts of water vapor regulates temperatures and drives global rainfall patterns. But without this crucial water cycle, temperatures will rise significantly, leading to rapid desertification across the region.
At the same time, the Amazon’s transformation from a carbon sink to a carbon source will further intensify global warming. The combined impact of lost water cycles and carbon storage will drive an additional 2.0–2.5°C rise in temperatures, pushing ecosystems and humanity toward catastrophic instability.
Scientists warn that once deforestation exceeds 20%-25%, the Amazon could experience a dieback, where it can no longer sustain itself. This would lead to widespread desertification and the loss of the rainforest ecosystem within decades.
Urgent Action is Required
We can best address the threats to the Amazon rainforest by working with indigenous communities.
Our pilot project in Araribóia, Brazil, empowers the indigenous Guajajara people to regenerate their territory, which has been severely degraded by fire, logging, and land invasion. Supported by long-term carbon credit revenues, our project not only restores the forest by planting 16 million trees on 8,000 hectares but lifts 15,000 people out of poverty through direct employment.
Financing Our Project
Reforestation will generate economic transformation.
Our digital finance model channels large-scale investments into the Amazon rainforest by leveraging innovative financial tools, a REDD+ framework, carbon-credit markets, and community-driven ecosystem protection.
The initiative demonstrates how reforestation can generate environmental and economic transformation, providing a model for other Indigenous territories in the Global South.
Join Us
Partners, Sponsors, and Ambassadors
We call on world leaders, corporate leaders, and philanthropists to commit resources to this urgent, large-scale project. With your support, we will make real progress in restoring the rainforests, Earth’s most essential natural cooling system.
Every visitor can become an ambassador of the project, bringing awareness of our work to others, contributing to our efforts financially, or advocating on behalf of the Amazon rainforest.
Videos
Learn about how the Amazon rainforest cools the climate.
How Plants Could Save Us
How Plants Could Save Us
Introducing the ERA
How Plants Could Save Us
Forest loss in Brazil’s Amazon rainforest dropped by 30.6% compared to the previous year.
