Sustainability
Why sustainability?
Our initiative is committed to restoring land and forests, collaborating with local communities, to plant trees like Croton megalocarpus, Bamboos, Avocados, and Paulownia. This effort promotes environmental sustainability, combats climate change, and involves farmers, youth, and women for a resilient ecosystem, bringing economical benefits.
Leveraging tree species to help in our sustainability goals.
TC Bamboo
Through the application of tissue culture, we aim to produce high-quality native Bamboo seedlings. By increasing the availability of these seedlings, we intend to contribute to land restoration and reforestation efforts, combat climate change, prevent soil erosion, and promote sustainable bamboo utilization.
Croton Megalocarpus
Ecological Role and Biodiversity: Croton trees serve a vital function in local ecosystems by providing shade, wind protection, and soil conservation. The presence of croton trees encourages biodiversity, as their flowers attract honey bees and offer nectar. This contributes to the preservation of pollinator populations, which are essential for maintaining plant diversity.
Paulownia
We aim to promote sustainability by introducing a fast-growing species of Paulownia trees for intercropping alongside existing crops. This approach not only provides farmers with an additional source of income through the sale of Paulownia lumber but also enriches the local ecosystem by diversifying the vegetation.
