we plant
1,000 trees a day
every day
Nature has been our greatest inspiration here at FARM Rio since 1997. We believe it is part of our duty to help protect nature and give back to the environment. This is why we have partnered with One Tree Planted since 2019, with the expansion of our brand to the US and other countries, to aid in reforestation efforts in all Brazilian biomes: the Amazon Rainforest - the largest rainforest in the world and our home -, the Atlantic Forest, Caatinga, Cerrado, Pampa & Pantanal.
We started planting trees a few years ago in Brasil, our home country, in the Atlantic Forest and the Amazon Rainforest with our partners SOS Mata Atlântica Foundation and the Institute for Conservation and Sustainable Development of the Amazon - IDESAM, respectively. After that, we've also partnered with One Tree Planted, Veritree, Instituto Curicaca, Instituto Homem Pantaneiro, and Iniciativa Verde to scale these initiatives even more, embracing all the other biomes. Together, we work to regenerate degraded soils through the planting of native species, boost local culture and economies, neutralize emissions, and recover our important biodiversity while protecting the environment. We help show that agriculture and the forest can coexist in harmony through plantings made in agroforestry systems.
We're planting a better future
Through this project, besides preserving biodiversity and regional cultures, the local economy is boosted and water resources and air quality improved.
Who are our partners?
One Tree Planted • Veritree • IDESAM • Yawanawa • Ipê • Apuí Agroflorestal • SOS Mata Atlântica • reNature • Tedesco Ecopark • Fundação Parques e Jardins • Assobio • Anjos do Sertão • Instituto Curicaca • Instituto Homem Pantaneiro
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SDG 2 11 13 15
+ 4 million square meters reforested
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SDG 15
2,000+ wild animals cared for
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SDG 1 2 14 15
recover 6 Brazilian biomes
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SDG 4 5 8 14 17
preserve regional cultures
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SDG 13
improve air quality
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SDG 8 9
boost the local economy
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SDG 6
improve water resources
We are reforesting all
6 Brazilian biomes
Our tree species:
Curious about the Brazilian tree species we plant? Here are some of the native, fruit, and endangered species we prioritize because they add great value to the communities and local economy:
Limão • Abacaxi • Mamão • Melancia • Cacau • Açaí • Ingá • Urucum • Pitanga • Aroeira • Jabuticaba • Guabiroba • Araribá • Grumixama • Cereja do Rio Grande • Araçá piranga • Araçá roxo/vermelho • Figueira branca • Bacupari • Ingá mirim • Ingá quatro quinas • Cambuí • Cambucá • Laranja de macaco • Limão bravo • Araçá roxo • Araçá amarelo • Araçá vermelho • Araçá boi • Pimenta Rosa • Uvaia • Cambuci • Juçara • different types of Bananas • Caju • Caqui do mato • Cereja do cerrado • Uva do japão • Cajá • Tamarindo • Cupuaçú • Tangerina • Butiazais • Tangerina Ponkan