We are actively protecting, restoring, and transforming a region that has been degraded over hundreds of years.
Human activity has been responsible for most of the degradation and we are reversing the course.
Context is Critical.
You don’t plant a cactus in the arctic!
As science continues to inform us, we adopt that learning and evolve our practices to best support our environment.
We actively protect high conservation areas such as the morichales and riparian areas. By protecting the savannas from fire, we facilitate their regeneration.
Where appropriate, we will be restoring native species of trees in the boundary areas between the riparian zones and the high savanna.
We transform unproductive high savanna into commercial forest areas that create jobs and economic support for the region and provide revenue to support our activities and attract like-minded investors.
We move forward and upward.
We are an FSC® (FSC®-C167272) certified, vertically integrated, sustainable plantation and wood product processing business in the Vichada region of Colombia.
Our near-term focus is on selling industrial lumber, fence posts and biomass in the domestic market through long-term offtake agreements. We are also a producer of high-quality carbon credits which are sold in the international markets.
Right from the start, our goal has been to make a positive impact on the communities and environment where we operate. This goal requires us to build a model that is sustainable – socially, environmentally, and economically. That’s why we are committed to taking a bold approach to continuous learning.
WORKING HOLISTICALLY
FFC is committed to sustainable forestry which underpins our overall corporate philosophy. Our approach to this is rooted in four key themes: Living. Breathing, Growing, Learning.
Learning
Creating value for our industry through research, stakeholder engagements and adherence to international best practices.
Sustainable Forestry has been defined as balancing the needs of the environment, wildlife, and forest communities.
Living
Creating social and developmental value by supporting communities and development and employees.
Reducing poverty, creating work and economic growth through sustainable local livelihoods.
Protecting terrestrial ecosystems through sustainable forestry management infrastructure.
Stimulating local economic development through investment in transformational.
