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Blue Amazon Restoration 

The Blue Amazon mangrove reforestation site is along the Southern border of the Amazon, which is facing alarming rates of deforestation. The community, whose primary livelihood is fishing, is primarily made up of  Quilombolas–people groups descended from escaped slaves. This project will improve the livelihoods of local fishers, create jobs in areas with minimal employment opportunities, and restore some of the most carbon rich forests on the planet.

Project Goals

plant millions of trees

restore
hundreds of hectares

provide employment to communities

develop sustainable  fishing

create ecotourism opportunities

A Story of Transformation

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people leaving home in search of income

loss of traditional fishing livelihoods

the deterioration of the Amazon

loss of habitat for endangered species

jobs and opportunity at home with family

a living estuary with fish and shrimp


restoring the lungs of the Earth

creating a home to rehabilitate endangered animals



 

   From Deteriorating  to Regenerating   

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You are donating to Restoration Era, partner of The New Horizons Foundation Inc. Your donation is fully tax deductible in the USA and is applied directly to Restoration Era's work. Thank you for partnering to create a brighter future.

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