Environment

Of the five carbon compartments that can be measured in a forest (live aerial biomass, underground biomass, debris or dead wood, litter, soil organic matter), the carbon stock in living aerial biomass and organic matter was determined. from the ground, because they are the compartments that store the most carbon in a forest.

From 2015 to the present date, we have planted more than 10,000 palosanto trees, conducting scientific studies in conjunction with the Technical University of Manabi (UTM), which allows us to learn more about Bursera's Graveolens: the composition of the forest, stored carbon (CO2), monitoring the development of trees, etc. This information will allow us the sustainable use of the palo santo "holy wood".

We have been working with our program of reforestation and restoration of the dry forests of Manabí for almost 10 years.

We planted 500 PaloSanto trees in the city of Montecristi, as part of the campaign Plant a tree with us.This event was held on December 7, 2019 with the participation of Fabrizio Vera and the Boy Scout Cristi.

We will plant an estimate of 4000 palo santo trees, these activities are contributing to support more and more the restoration of the tropical dry forest where Palo Santo live.

The Bursera Graveolens, better known as Palo Santo, is a tree native to Ecuador and other countries in South America. In the Manabí province, parallel to the process to declare the Palo Santo Joa 50 ha

In this article we will clear up doubts about the future of this sacred wood of sweet, woody, citrus and a slight mint aroma, which contains natural medicinal properties that makes your body good.

This inspection consisted in making a tour of the entire area. The biologist toured the land with us as we were explaining each process and activity 

We proceeded to send an official letter addressed to the Ministry of the Environment (MAE) on October 12, 2018, in which it was reported that as a social task towards the people of the Joa / Jipijapa 

We have always been interested in caring for and protecting the environment, their main objective is to regenerate the dry tropical forests, where the Palo Santo grows, 

Approximately 100 merchants, artisans, transporters and executors of Ecuadorian products gathered at the Portoviejo Museum. These products are derived from the different sticks or dry trees found in the province of Manabí.

When we think of reforestation we are doing good for nature and for ourselves. This task gives life and health to the entire planet. That is why it is necessary to incorporate this activity into our lives. Let's be environmentalists.