Festival Estéreo Picnic offset its carbon footprint through 10,843 certified carbon credits sourced from REDD+ projects led by Indigenous communities in the Colombian Amazon and Orinoquía, in a process verified by ICONTEC.
Climate Week NYC 2025 returns from September 21 to 28 as the world’s most important summit for climate action. With over 900 events, global leaders prepare for COP30 in Brazil.
The El Tigre REDD+ Project, led by Indigenous communities, has successfully conserved 14,132 hectares of forest, reinvesting the benefits into dignified housing, healthcare services, and sustainable production.
In the Monochoa Reserve, in the Colombian Amazon, the REDD+ “Aire de Vida” project protects 353,000 hectares through Indigenous leadership, ancestral knowledge, and financial tools—standing as a model of climate justice with autonomy.
On International Soil Conservation Day, we reaffirm our commitment to living territories, resilient communities, and climate solutions.