Conservation and degradation control in Chilean native forests in the Andean foot-hills of the Maule Región, Chile.
| Project ID: BCR-CL-365-14-001 |
| Project Name: Conservation and degradation control in Chilean native forests in the Andean foot-hills of the Maule Región, Chile. |
| Project Holder: VALLE LONTUE Professional Services Society Limited. The project is comprised of three owners and Valle Lontue Limitada, as a consultant and manager. |
| Project Participants: Project participants: 1) Professional Services Company Valle Lontué Limited; Consultant and project manager. 2) Agricultural and Mechanized Services Society and Other; Owners of the EL GUANACO property. 3) Juan Pablo Margiamarchi Fuster; Owner of the LT 5 PICAZO property. 4) El Ruano Forestry Society Limited; Owners of the EL RUANO and SAL SI PUEDES properties. |
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| Methodology: BCR0002_Quantification of GHG Emission Reductions. REDD+ Projects |
| Quantification Period: 2025-01-01 to 2044-12-31 |
| Verified GHG Emission Reductions or Removals: |
| Sector: Agriculture, forestry and other land uses (AFOLU) |
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| Country: Chile |
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Description
The project aims to recover and conserve an area of 7,066.45 hectares of native temperate forest of the evergreen remnant type, of 4 forest properties located in the Andean Pre-cordillera of the Maule Region, in the Central Zone of Chile, which present conditions of high level of degradation due to the intervention of the object by overgrazing activities of cattle ranching and indiscriminate exploitation of the forest either by need of the owners or by theft of wood and firewood, which threatens the survival of these forests, serious damage to the vegetation and soil cover, generating G.E.I emissions and violates the biodiversity that is housed in it. The project is located in the commune of San Clemente, Talca Province, Maule Region, Chile, near the town of Vilches, a community of forest farmers who make a living from activities related to timber harvesting and rural tourism.
The objective is to reverse the degradation of the forest area involved in the project by using silvicultura
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