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POSITIVE COMPANIES

We create different ways for companies to take part in restoring native ecosystems.

Let’s grow our impact together.

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Family Day

Share a different kind of day with your employees and their families.

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Corporate volunteering

Connect your team with nature and become actively involved in restoration.

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Offset your footprint

Turn your carbon footprint into native trees in degraded Patagonian forests.

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One product, one tree

Turn every sale into an opportunity to give something back to the forest.

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Plant a tree

Sumá árboles nativos a nuestros proyectos de restauración en diferentes puntos del país.

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Plant a forest

Create a forest with your company and help restore areas of degraded native forest.

Every company can find its own way to get involved.

From planting trees directly to creating new forests or designing experiences for employees, families, and customers.

We work with each organization to find the initiative that best fits its goals.

Different ways
to be part of it

Stories

We create experiences that connect companies and impact.

Traceability

We record and georeference our plantings.

Knowledge

We share information about the projects and their real impact.

Real impact

We restore degraded areas with native species.

Much more than planting trees

Every action aims to create an impact that can be measured, shared, and experienced.

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Let’s start doing something together

How would you like to participate?

Tell us about your company and what you’d like to do.

Our team will get in touch to learn about your goals and share the different ways you can get involved with ReforestArg.

Press

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Forest fires in Argentine Patagonia: 5 keys to restoring a forest after fire.
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Wildfires: How long will it take and how will burned forests be restored, according to an expert.
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