FRONTERRA

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Our team of dedicated explorers works tirelessly on the frontlines of deforestation within our project areas, engaging farmers and communities in critical conservation efforts. We collaborate closely to halt forest clearing and foster long-term land restoration through sustainable forestry and agroforestry systems, building a foundation for lasting environmental and economic resilience.

General Assembly with native and farming communities in the buffer zone of Sierra del Divisor National Park, alongside our dedicated partners SERNANP and CEDIA, collaboratively working to establish a sustainable long-term partnership.

Collaborative project co-construction sessions designed to foster intercultural dialogue with local communities. Transparent communication is essential to accurately understand the socio-economic realities of these communities, as well as the key agents and drivers behind deforestation and forest degradation. By building this foundation, we can jointly develop effective interventions.

Leaving places where we feel so warmly welcomed is never easy. Yet, it is precisely the hospitality and hope of the people that fuel our determination to persevere. Their trust drives us to overcome the economic challenges of implementing impactful interventions in remote areas, especially in a time when carbon markets face skepticism and investors are cautious about market fluctuations.

Our Country Chair, Carlos Mogollon, is hosting two UK fund managers on a visit to one of our project sites. We take great pride in welcoming visitors and showcasing the impact of our work, with the goal of inspiring more partnerships dedicated to advancing Fronterra's mission of forest conservation and land restoration alongside our valued collaborators.

Sharing a meal and spending time together lay the foundation for trust and long-term collaboration. Over an early local breakfast with visitors, community members, and our partners at CEDIA, we strengthen bonds and build mutual understanding, setting the stage for impactful work in conservation, sustainability, and community empowerment.

Cocoa-based agroforestry in our projects combines sustainable agriculture with ecological restoration, creating a harmonious balance between productivity and biodiversity. By intercropping cocoa with native shade-providing species, we restore degraded lands, improve soil health, and enhance carbon sequestration.

We design, develop, and operate large-scale, community-driven reforestation projects across the Andes highlands, starting with the Cusco region in southern Peru. 

Our goal is to build an enduring programme that revitalizes the Andean landscapes while uplifting local communities.

Using sustainable forestry systems,  we work to build a resilient rural economy that enables communities to overcome poverty and restore their lands. 

Through these projects, we foster both environmental stewardship and economic empowerment.

To fund this transformation, we leverage environmental markets and European private equity.