From forest restoration to our agroforestry nursery, every GeoPlantio service is born from the same mission: generating positive, measurable socio-environmental impact.
We recover degraded areas, promoting the return of biodiversity and essential ecosystem services. We carry out planting, monitoring and maintenance, with replanting when needed, using proven techniques.
We implement agroforestry systems that integrate trees and crops, optimizing land use, increasing productivity, and contributing to food security and farmers' income.
We organize collective tree-planting events, engaging volunteers in the recovery of degraded areas — at schools, companies, public spaces and communities.
Workshops, talks and training programs for multipliers, communities and schools on sustainability and climate change.
We help rural landowners, with personalized legal support, regularize their land in line with environmental legislation, integrating conservation and sustainable production.
Planning, deployment and management of trees in public and private spaces, including georeferenced tree inventories, for the health and sustainable development of green areas.
Creation and maintenance of gardens: pruning, mowing, fertilizing, pest and disease control, and irrigation. We take care of your home, condo or business with dedication and expertise.
Production, sale and distribution of native forest seedlings and agricultural seedlings, in partnership with the Córrego do Macuco Quilombola Community, Conceição da Barra/ES underway.
Technology applied to agriculture and food production chains, combining data, monitoring and innovation to make agri-food production more sustainable, traceable and regenerative.
Every project follows a structured process to guarantee real, measurable results.
Socio-environmental assessment of the site. Involves analyzing the soil, slope, land-use history, presence of pests, and proximity to forest fragments that can help with seed dispersal.
Definition of intervention strategies. Determines whether to adopt natural regeneration, full-area seedling planting, or direct seeding, along with the choice of suitable native species, spacing and action timeline.
Execution of on-the-ground actions. Includes soil preparation (plowing, subsoiling, liming), fencing the area to keep out livestock, leaf-cutter ant control, and planting the seedlings.
Essential care for plant survival in the first years. Includes controlling grasses and invasive exotic plants, weeding around each seedling, topdressing fertilization, and replanting seedlings that didn't survive.
Periodic assessment of vegetation development. Using indicators such as tree height, ground cover area and individual density, we verify whether the area is evolving toward the desired ecosystem, allowing for course corrections.