Reforestation Palo Santo Bursera Graveolens

Each of our little trees results from a lot of work, from the collection of the seeds, the drying, then the germination, and their care for three years. Only there are already some little trees strong enough to be transplanted and survive.

We planted the amount of 200 native trees of the dry forests, including 50 palo santo trees. In a day full of great enthusiasm in which volunteers from other places also joined who had the same desire to make a small change in the world and give back to a little piece of land, the abundance of its trees.

We have signed a linkage agreement with the Technical University of Manabí that will allow 20 students of the Agronomy career to participate in the construction of a new nursery where new Palo Santo plants will germinate.

We had a beautiful day of reforestation on Saturday, December 18 2021, we shared the vibrancy of life together, giving back to Mother Nature a part of what she gives us every day. We reforested 500 palo santo trees.

During our journey in protecting the dry forest ecosystem, we have managed to restore a primary forest, reforesting it with native species, which serves as a pilot project to replicate it in different dry areas in Ecuador.

We investigated the germination of the Palo Santo seed, this is a journey of knowledge that we decided to undertake in February 2021, and little by little we are obtaining results that we will share with you.

Do you know the 17 goals of the UN 2030 AGENDA for Sustainable Development? where many initiatives are taken into account including caring for the planet and improving the lives and prospects of people around the world.

At the beginning of August 2021, we planted the first 500 palo santo trees, we used the transplant technique, which consists of taking small trees that are located in an overpopulated area in the forest since this influences their growth.

This research consists of the multiplication of PaloSanto trees, that is, from a palo santo tree we will obtain many small trees.

Very close to the 100th anniversary of the cantonization of Manta, the municipality awarded our company the recognition of Business Merit.

On track with our goal, we have planted 100 Palo Santo trees, this time in the Montecristi-Ecuador Sanitary Landfill, together with the Municipal Integral Cleansing Company "Montecristi EP" and interns from the South Manabí State University (Jipijpa).

As part of Manta centenary, we teamed up with the Municipality and Ecuadorian actor/environmentalist Roberto Manrique to plant Palo Santo trees.