Environment ” Projects ” Caribbean Colombia

Project in the Caribbean

The reforestation in the Colombian Caribbean, on the Don Diego River, was our first environmental project. In 2011, we began planting the trees with the local indigenous people.

The goal: safeguarding the eco-reserve

We support the reforestation of former agricultural land near the Colombian Caribbean coast. In cooperation with the Tairona Indians living there, native tree species are being planted to restore the original forest area.

The place: Colombian Caribbean

The reforestation is located at the foot of the Caribbean Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, the highest coastal mountain range in the world. Large-scale banana plantations have created a monoculture there in recent decades and increasingly displaced the original rainforest. The young seedlings and the care of the Tairona Indians are now once again creating a diverse habitat for numerous animals and plants along the Don Diego River.

Our partner: Plant for the Planet

The UN initiative Plant for the Planet encourages people around the world to plant trees and promote reforestation through personal commitment.