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Forest Freixo II (Pontevedra)
Participate in this forest
Now you can support the recovery of biodiversity, job creation and the economy in rural environments in Spain.
Select the number of trees you want to participate with.
trees=22,26 €
that they will absorb 368 kg of CO₂.
This contribution exceeds 200.000Kg of CO2, please
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Relevant project data
CO2 absorption project through the reforestation of a terrain of 3.64 hectares with Galician pine (Pinus pinaster ssp. atlántica), native species suitable to the area's environment. An action with which the erosion of the soil is avoided and the biodiversity is protected, as well as contributing to offsetting the carbon footprint.
1.471 t CO2
Total emission absorption
4.004
Trees planted
1.175.548 kg of CO2
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Social impact
We generate local and inclusive employment and offer training to improve the employability of workers.
Near you
We reforest burned or vacant land with native species in the rural environment in Spain.
Traceability
We manage the entire reforestation project. From the design and planting of the forest to monitoring and maintenance.
The project has been developed by the Sylvestris Group, a company in which the Repsol Foundation has a stake. With more than 30 years of experience in the forestry sector, the Sylvestris Group is an expert in the design and implementation of absorption projects for carbon footprint offsetting.
The area
The reforestation has been carried out in an area of agricultural terrain in the parish of Freixo, within the municipality of Crecente (Pontevedra).
Planting
The native species Pinus pinaster ssp. Atlantica has been planted, with a tree density of 1,100 feet/ha. This forest is part of the action that is being developed in the Freixo area on 3.64 hectares, as part of the Green Engine project.
The carbon footprint of a person in Spain is 5 tons of CO₂ per year
Participate in one of our forests and contribute to absorbing CO2