Participate in Forest Management
Join sustainable forest management that generates benefits for everyone! By working together, we can conserve our forests, ensure the maintenance of ecosystem services, and guarantee a continuous supply of natural resources.
Your participation is essential to support forest owners committed to responsible management of their estates!
Discover the forests we are protecting
Help maintain carbon reserves:
By managing forest areas, the carbon reserves stored in them are conserved by reducing the risk of fires, preventing the release of large amounts of CO2 into the atmosphere. This helps reduce the greenhouse effect, contributing to mitigating climate change.
We need you to conserve the forests
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Certification of FSC® Ecosystem Services Sponsorship.
The services provided by forests, such as carbon sequestration, water purification, and biodiversity maintenance, are fundamental to the development of our societies. However, owners bear all the costs of maintaining them. Dendron offers sponsorship of environmental services certified by the Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC®) in some of the most environmentally rich forests on the Iberian Peninsula.
Contribute to human and environmental well-being through this certified sponsorship and ensure that your investments support ethical forest practices, biodiversity protection, and the well-being of local communities.
Why collaborate with us?
Benefits of forest management
The historical intervention in forest stands in Europe requires that we continue their management because societies are an additional element in the forest ecology.
- Economic opportunities
The creation of new jobs and profitability in rural areas provides us with a tool to combat depopulation.
- Ecological succession
The interventions allow for the creation of habitats necessary for many species that depend on open spaces within forests.
- Ecosystem services
Forest management can be directed, for example, towards water supply and purification or atmospheric carbon capture.
- Fire prevention
Abandoned forests are the main cause of the devastating fires we see each summer that are beyond our capacity to extinguish.
