We strengthen communities to jointly defend our forests.

In northern Peru, where the dry forest resists oblivion, Pachamama works hand in hand with rural communities to show that conservation is not a luxury but a form of real development. Its model connects communities with environmental impact: protecting more than 70,000 hectares while generating dignified employment and combating deforestation from its roots.

Pachamama connects products such as palo santo, essential oils, and carbon credits with global markets, ensuring full traceability, community governance, and deforestation-free supply chains. It uses cutting-edge technology—satellite imagery, machine learning—to monitor the forest’s condition, but its engine is human: families who choose to protect what they have cared for for generations.

The income doesn’t stay in the numbers: it transforms into local development projects, empowers communities, and sets a new standard for fair trade and sustainability in the region.

With a view towards 2030, Pachamama aims to lead the transformation of the carbon market in Latin America, restoring millions of hectares and mobilizing capital towards those who inhabit and protect the forests.

Founded by Víctor Vera, this company reminds us that there is no sustainable future without territory, without community, without deep respect for nature.

Want to learn more about Pachamama? Visit their website here.