Sierra del Divisor Conservation Corridor Grouped Project

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The Sierra del Divisor Conservation Corridor Grouped Project, led by Fronterra, unites public, private, and community efforts to protect over 2 million hectares of rainforests.

Starting in Loreto region, it prioritizes forest conservation, biodiversity protection, and climate change mitigation while engaging six native and farming communities under Asociación de Pueblos 5 Unidos (APCU) in cocoa-based agroforestry and sustainable economic activities. 

With advanced GIS powered by AI, the project ensures transparent reporting and integrates rigorous FPIC processes for strong community participation and safeguards.

Over time, the project aims to integrate additional areas, including regional and national protected areas, native communities, and forestry concessions, thereby forming a large-scale conservation corridor composed of different territorial categories. The overarching objective is to protect the entire Sierra del Divisor landscape—an extensive Amazonian area teeming with unique biodiversity and inhabited by indigenous communities, including uncontacted tribes living nomadly between the border of Peru and Brazil. The project ultimately aims to conserve c. 2 million hectares, establishing one of the world's largest PPCP conservation initiatives, while significantly reducing greenhouse  gas (GHG) emissions and sequestering carbon permanently in these unique ecosystems. 

Over 30 years, it protects vital landscapes, and reduces 121,664 tCO2 annually, or 3.65 million tCO2e over the period. 

Verra Registry Account: https://registry.verra.org/app/projectDetail/VCS/5369