OUR PRIMARY GOAL

Protection of the primary forest in Paraguay

Primeval forests are the green lungs of our planet – working to protect them today therefore means caring for the existence of future generations. This protection also includes offering the wood processing industry alternatives to woods from intact virgin forests. We are doing just that by reforesting fallow land with a specially cultivated, fast-growing eucalyptus. At the same time, we are protecting the remaining virgin forests and thus making a valuable contribution to climate protection.

  • Active protection of the acquired virgin forest stock

  • No deforestation for the cultivation of monocultures

  • Resettlement of the plundered Nativas

Graphic: Reforestation success: an area reforested by our reforestation partner La Rivera compared to 2011. The remaining primeval forest was preserved and renaturalized.
We recognized the need for action early on, developed suitable business models and built the necessary infrastructure in Paraguay over the last 10 years. We are now offering private and institutional partners the opportunity to make a contribution to protecting the jungle and at the same time generate an attractive return. In this way, we work together to provide public services for future generations: With your commitment to our projects, you work with us to create an environment worth living in for our children and grandchildren.
In recent decades, millions of hectares of forest in Paraguay have been cleared, and fertile land has been partially transformed into barren wasteland. The habitat of countless animal and plant species was destroyed. Massive deforestation is also changing the climate. There are droughts or floods attributed to deforestation. There are droughts or floods attributed to deforestation.
Deforestation of the native forest in Paraguay
Graphic: Deforestation of the rainforest in Paraguay

How we protect the virgin forest

We want to protect the Paraguayan jungle from further destruction, renaturalize it and enable it to spread again over time. And this is how we implement it:
  • 1

    Monoculture as savior of the primeval forests in Paraguay

    Our industrial reforestation prevents further deforestation of the rainforest. Previously unused soil can thus provide urgently needed wood through our reforestation efforts. Otherwise, the timber demand would be taken from the still existing virgin forest stand.

  • 2

    Prepare the ground for the primeval forest again

    It is only through our eucalyptus cultivation that the soil is again enriched with nutrients. Only this will enable the primeval forest to spread again in the long term. Our long-term goal is to give the virgin forest room to spread again over time.

  • 3

    Active protection and maintenance of the acquired virgin forest remnant.

    Still existing primeval forest stands, which we acquire with the areas, are not cleared but protected. Currently, in addition to our eucalyptus areas, we manage more than 200 hectares of virgin forest, which we actively protect.

  • 4

    Reintroduction of the plundered tropical woods (Nativas).

    The precious woods, which are so important for the ecosystem but have been largely plundered, are being added back to the virgin forest stand. Among others, the following precious wood species are reforested: Cedro, West Indian Cedrel, Lapacho, Yvyra Pyta, Paraguayan Rosewood, Guatambú and Peterevy.

Suitable reforestation areas are plenty

The good news is that suitable land for reforestation is available in sufficient quantities. The report “The Global Tree Forest Restoration Potential” published in the journal “Science” comes to an impressive conclusion: The forest area that is currently still available worldwide can be increased by one third – and that without reforestation measures coming into conflict with existing cities or agriculture. The demand for wood is directly related to the steadily increasing world population. That is why fast action is required.
If an area the size of the United States were reforested, the resulting forest could absorb nearly 100 years’ worth of CO2 emissions – this is the conclusion of a study presented in the summer of 2020 by the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich and cited by National Geographic magazine.

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Why Paraguay?

Paraguay is the result of a long search. Many factors and criteria played an important role in the search for a suitable location. Paraguay offers unique advantages for investors and expatriates. It provides optimal conditions for reforestation. The economic, social and legal conditions are also optimal. To introduce you to the country, its advantages and opportunities, we have created a short film for you.

The heart of Latin America:

Seven convincing reasons for Paraguay

  • 1. Favorable climate

    The country offers the perfect climate for the growth of eucalyptus. The overall climate is tropical to subtropical, with wet and dry periods instead of seasons. Paraguay is the second most water rich country in the world. Fertile soils allow up to three harvests per year.

  • 2. Deforested areas

    Paraguay is characterized by deforestation: over 85% of the country has been deforested in recent decades. The remaining areas are largely acidified and are no longer used. Paraguay therefore has large contiguous areas of fallow land, which are ideal for reforestation.

  • 3. Investment security

    Investors are welcomed with open arms. In 1993, for example, an investment protection agreement was concluded between Germany and Paraguay, which guarantees security for German capital investments in Paraguay and vice versa.

  • 4. Foreigners can acquire property

    An unlimited lifelong residence permit can easily be obtained with legal security. Local and foreign investors are treated equally and are equally promoted. Investors benefit from a favorable tax rate of 10%.

  • 5. High demand for wood

    The demand for wood as fuel and building material is particularly high in Paraguay.

  • 6. Emerging economy

    The economy is growing steadily and the expansion of the infrastructure is continuously promoted. Paraguay has one of the lowest inflation rates in Latin America and is one of the least indebted countries in Latin America and has a very young population. 70% are under 35 years old. Entrepreneurs can choose from a large amount of workers.

  • 7. Plenty of space for everyone

    Paraguay is with 7.5 million people one of the least populated countries in Latin America.

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