We restore forests,
building a sustainable future

Gold Standard is an international carbon certification standard founded in 2003 by WWF and other environmental organizations. It requires every tonne of CO₂ to be verified by independent third parties and the project to deliver real benefits for local communities and biodiversity.

We use IPCC methodology to measure forest biomass in the field. Before any credit is issued, an independent auditor accredited by the certification standard must verify the calculations. Our current estimate is 31.5 tCO₂/ha.

Once your reservation is confirmed, we immediately send you confirmation with your package details. The official certificate — including serial number, GPS coordinates of the area, and issue date — is issued once the project completes its registration and verification process with the certification standard. We keep you informed of progress at every stage.

Yes. We offer guided visits to the Caño Juriepe project in Cravo Norte, Arauca, accompanied by our technical team. Contact us to coordinate dates and transfer logistics.

We are a foundation from the Llanos working in Cravo Norte since 2018. The project combines 12 native Orinoco species, meliponiculture with stingless native bees, and a team of professionals from the region. We have submitted it to EUROCLIMA+ (European Union) and the GEF/UNDP Small Grants Programme.

Certified credits serve voluntary goals: ESG reporting, beyond value chain mitigation (SBTi BVCM) and neutralization of residual emissions in net-zero strategies. They do not replace reducing your own emissions, and in the European Union they cannot be used to market a product as "carbon neutral" (Directive 2024/825). For mandatory compensation before Colombian authorities, contact us and we will advise you on the applicable mechanisms.