ARR
Afforestation, Reforestation and Restoration
These are projects that generate carbon credits from the reforestation and restoration of areas that have been without forest for at least 10 years. This mechanism helps
rural producers in the process of environmentally regularizing their property, as well as promoting new sources of income.
Depending on the conditions and characteristics of the area to be reclaimed, brCarbon uses a method or arrangement that best suits its needs:
- Direct sowing ("muvuca");
- Semeadura direta (“muvuca”);
- Natural regeneration;
- Agroforestry Systems (SAFs).
ARR
Accelerated restoration
Brazil has a gigantic environmental challenge, as big and important as halting illegal deforestation.
72.9 million ha
deforested in the Amazon, 17% of the biome
(PRODES/INPE)
69 million ha
of pastures with moderate or severe degradation
(LAPIG/2021)
12 million ha
is the official target for reclaiming native vegetation by 2030
(NDC Brasil – PLANAVEG/2017)
R$ 228 billion
Estimated reclamation cost
(Instituto Escolhas/2023)
The scalability of a carbon project and the credits it generates are key factors in making it viable and expediting the reclamation of degraded areas and the environmental compliance of rural properties.
Removed emissions
1.5+ million
tCO2e* in a 35-year project
*Including ARR projects in progress, under development and organic growth.
Reforestation completed
600+
ha*
*Ongoing ARR projects
Projects
Promoting reforestation and environmental compliance to revitalize the ecosystem
Cerrado Biome
ARR (Afforestation, Reforestation and Revegetation)
Over 15 years' experience in carbon projects
Check out what some landowners have been saying
“The partnership has been very good for me. Today the Pratigi Project is like the flagship of our company: protecting the environment. We depend on big companies to buy our products, and they're very connected. When they get here, they ask how we're preserving the springs, how the PPAs have been maintained... So, we're ahead of the game.”
“We have to worry about the forest, it plays a very noble role, such as being responsible for rain corridors, for example. Furthermore, another advantage for landowners in participating in projects like the Emas-Taquari is that they can regularize land with environmental liabilities.”
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