La Pedregoza
CO2 Tropical Trees plants in the Orinoco River basin, where fast-growing tropical trees can sequester carbon at a rapid rate.... more >>
Planting tropical trees is scientifically proven to fight climate change and global warming. The average tropical tree sequesters 50 lbs or 22.6 kg of carbon per year, with more than 50% of its woody biomass made of carbon. While other trees sequester carbon, none are as efficient as tropical hardwoods. Since the average North American car produces some 12,100 lbs of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions per year, you can offset some of your carbon footprint. Fund the planting of 250 tropical trees for just $399 USD and your car will be carbon neutral for 10 years. Fund 25 tropical trees for $50 and offset 12 months of CO2 emissions over a 10 year period. CO2 Tropical Trees is effective, good for the planet and good for you.
CO2 Tropical Trees plants in the Orinoco River basin, where fast-growing tropical trees can sequester carbon at a rapid rate.... more >>
These independent carbon readings speak for themselves.... more >>
This conservation area covers 10 square kilometers in the Orinoco River basin and is called Reserva Natural La Pedregoza, where CO2 Tropical Trees plants native trees... more >>
This plantation area is very rocky, but ideal for tropical trees. CO2 Tropical Trees is presently planting cashew trees there, a native tree that does well in those conditions... more >>
CO2 Tropical Trees operates two tree nurseries, one for fast growing plantation trees and one for native tree species. Both types of trees are good for sequestering carbon... more >>
As of 2014 the trees we planted are sequestering 24,600 metric tons of carbon a year from the atmosphere. The more trees we plant, the bigger and better the results... more >>