Regenerative Forestry & Potential Carbon Forestry Estate in the Peruvian Amazon

The red line is the city of Tingo María; the property is orange, between the Huallaga and Tulumayo rivers

A professional land-use concept allocates approximately 6,000 ha to permanent conservation reserve, 8,000 ha to reforestation and sustainable timber, 2,200 ha to mixed plantations, 700 ha to agroforestry and nurseries, 300 ha to settlements, and 600 ha to infrastructure and services. The project is designed to generate diversified revenues from certified carbon credits, long-rotation timber, and potential grants and ecosystem service payments, with indicative capital requirements of USD 7–12M (excluding land) and the potential for attractive long-term annual income once established.

The Estate offers significant ESG and impact credentials, with large-scale restoration, conservation, and embedded community benefit programs, positioning it as a flagship regenerative estate for investors, operators, or conservation partners seeking a scalable Amazon forestry and carbon platform.