Forestpa is a Colombian forestry and environmental services company that works with the private sector, state entities and civil society to efficiently improve the quality of life of communities and the environment. Forestpa prioritizes the needs of its customers by ensuring legal compliance, safety and the responsible management of goods and services that generate mutual benefits.
Forestpa has led inclusive restoration projects in collaboration with institutions, governments, private companies, communities and multidisciplinary professionals throughout the world. At an international level, Forestpa has collaborated with Bioveristy International, PNUMA, CIAT and CDB. In Colombia, Forestpa has collaborated with Universidad de Antioquía, Universidad Nacional, Universidad Católica de Oriente, Ecopetrol, Gobernación de Antioquía, Empresas Públicas de Medellín, Regional Autonomous Corporations and Instituto Alexander von Humboldt, among others.
Forestpa's work is centered on the researching, restoring, maintaining and monitoring Dry Tropical Forests. Forestpa seeks to support Initiative 20x20's goals by furthering its activities in Colombia and other countries in the region. Its Bonos de Carbono Natura Colombia project exemplifies Forestpa's collaboration with other institutions.
An extended Spanish version of Forestpa's work and projects can be viewed here, along with two videos below.
Forestpa is a Colombian forestry and environmental services company that works with the private sector, state entities and civil society to efficiently improve the quality of life of communities and the environment. Forestpa prioritizes the needs of its customers by ensuring legal compliance, safety and the responsible management of goods and services that generate mutual benefits.
Forestpa has led inclusive restoration projects in collaboration with institutions, governments, private companies, communities and multidisciplinary professionals throughout the world. At an international level, Forestpa has collaborated with Bioveristy International, PNUMA, CIAT and CDB. In Colombia, Forestpa has collaborated with Universidad de Antioquía, Universidad Nacional, Universidad Católica de Oriente, Ecopetrol, Gobernación de Antioquía, Empresas Públicas de Medellín, Regional Autonomous Corporations and Instituto Alexander von Humboldt, among others.
Forestpa's work is centered on the researching, restoring, maintaining and monitoring Dry Tropical Forests. Forestpa seeks to support Initiative 20x20's goals by furthering its activities in Colombia and other countries in the region. Its Bonos de Carbono Natura Colombia project exemplifies Forestpa's collaboration with other institutions.
An extended Spanish version of Forestpa's work and projects can be viewed here, along with two videos below.
