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Capacities addressed its residual emissions by supporting carbon removal from Global Woods’ reforestation project Forestal Río Aquidabán, demonstrating how local networks catalyze climate action. Born in the Grünhof startup community, this cross-sector collaboration advances CO₂ removals, biodiversity protection and long-term benefits for local partners, highlighting scientifically grounded, community-rooted nature-based solutions.

According to the FAO, this year’s theme is “Celebrating forests and economies – celebrating the essential roles of forests in driving economic prosperity.”

In 2025, we went deep on Forestal Río Aquidabán (Paraguay) and shared what we usually only discuss in diligence calls: the on-the-ground work.

In 2026, we’re widening the lens.

Biochar carbon removals and verified reforestation projects underpin Global Woods’ 2025 progress: field teams advanced MRV and community partnerships across Peru, Argentina, Mexico, Uganda and Paraguay, while the TÜV‑Rheinland‑verified Forestal Río Aquidabán issued ~200,000 removal units. Combined with a digital biodiversity monitoring report and Article 6.4 methodology work, these efforts strengthen climate mitigation, biodiversity protection and local resilience.

Biodiversity monitoring at the Forestal Río Aquidabán project in Paraguay documents vulnerable species — anteaters, tapirs, capuchin monkeys and the endangered marsh seedeater — and informs adaptive forest management. Integrating camera traps, acoustic sensors, remote sensing and AI, the project guides habitat measures (e.g., leaving standing deadwood) to strengthen biodiversity while supporting long‑term carbon removals.

Average EU footprints are ~7.1 t CO₂e; intercontinental flights add 2–4 t, so some emissions remain unavoidable. Global Woods’ Forestal Río Aquidabán offers iCR-certified, fully additional, nature-based forest carbon removals with blockchain-backed traceability and real-time verification, enabling transparent CO₂ removals that support climate goals, biodiversity and local communities.

Die Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung porträtiert unseren Gründer Manfred Vohrer – ein Beitrag von Philipp Krohn („Lebenslang öko-liberal“). Seit über 50 Jahren steht Manfred für Naturschutz durch marktwirtschaftliche Mechanismen und umweltehrliche Preise. Dieser Ansatz prägt Global Woods bis heute. Link zum Artikel: https://lnkd.in/e_E2VWpp 

Meet Gilberto and Zulma, our implementing partners from Concepción, Paraguay. Together with their three-generation family and 25 employees, they run a farm of 2,000 cows, but with a different approach than what’s typical in the region.  🐄🌳With their Silvopastoral Agroforestry approach, Gilberto and Zulma are pioneers in the region, exploring the benefits of a more […]

Crossing Paraguay means embracing both adventure and patience. Each region revealed its own distinct character, shaped by climate, people, and landscape. 🤝🏼We’re especially grateful for the warm welcome at Cepresol Neuland and deeply impressed by their work for nature conservation in the Chaco. 🐂 As the sun set, ranchers guided their herds through the corrals, […]

Our ARR project Forestal Río Aquidabán in Paraguay (https://lnkd.in/egDY4Tc3) combines forestry with extensive cattle grazing in a silvopastoral agroforestry system. Besides the active reforestation by planting of trees, some areas are excluded from grazing, allowing assisted natural regeneration based on the remaining seed bank, supporting nature in doing the work itself. This process is called […]