The Amazon, known as the "lungs of the world," has suffered deforestation, fires, and degradation on an alarming scale.
In the last 40 years, Bolivia has become the second largest global predator of forests, losing 8 million hectares, with 75% located in Santa Cruz.
In resilient response to the threat of deforestation, Amazon For Life launches a reforestation campaign with the purpose of reversing the damage caused so far.
Every contribution directly translates into planted trees that benefit both the environment and local communities.

How can I do it?

Through a simple and powerful act: contributing with one or more trees.
For each tree, you will receive a QR code. By scanning it, you can track its location and monitor its growth over time. It's a direct window into the life you're helping to create and nurture.

How does your contribution make a difference?

• Carbon dioxide capture: Trees play a crucial role in absorbing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, one of the main contributors to global warming.

• Life shelter: Trees provide vital habitats for a wide variety of species, including birds, insects, microorganisms, and other animals.

• Soil erosion prevention: Trees intercept rain and reduce wind force, helping to prevent soil erosion.

• Rain generation: The presence of trees contributes to the creation of microclimates by increasing humidity through evapotranspiration, which in turn can generate local rainfall.

• Education and empowerment: Through your contribution, we strengthen local educational programs that are essential for promoting a culture of conservation and sustainability.

Be the protagonist of this mission.