Contribute to a forest in Spain
Participate in one of our Motor Verde forests and contribute to recovering natural capital and biodiversity, generating a transformative effect on society and the local economy.
We manage the maintenance and control of all our forests, verifying that our quality criteria for the recovery of natural spaces and the creation of local and inclusive employment in rural Spain are met.
All our forests are registered with the Spanish Climate Change Office , under the Ministry for the Ecological Transition and the Demographic Challenge, complying with the strictest quality standards.
Through our platform, you can easily select your forest and access all the data of the reforestation project. In addition, we comply with the transparency standards required of digital platforms.
Maceira (Pontevedra)
Caminomorisco II (Cáceres)
Grandas de Salime (Asturias)
Freixo II (Pontevedra)
Motor Verde, the largest reforestation project in Spain with a triple positive impact
Social impact
We generate local and inclusive employment, offer specialized training for vulnerable groups and bring connectivity to the villages, working against depopulation and showing our commitment to society.
Environmental impact
We reforest burned or vacant land with native species, recovering biodiversity and protecting the natural ecosystem of our forests.
Economic impact
We support local businesses and drive economic development in rural areas where the reforestations occur.
Frequently Asked Questions
It is an environmental indicator that reflects the amount of CO₂ emitted directly or indirectly as a result of a given activity.
Your economic contribution to Motor Verde is equivalent to the amount of CO2 that the trees in the selected forest will absorb over a period of 40 - 50 years, allowing you to mitigate your carbon footprint. By participating, you are supporting reforestation projects that employ people at risk of exclusion in depopulated areas of Spain. All forests are part of the Motor Verde initiative by Fundación Repsol and Sylvestris Group and are registered with the Spanish Climate Change Office (OECC).