Save a Tree: Centennial Amazonian Giants

Sponsor and safeguard identified 300+ year-old Mahogany and Brazil Nut mother trees.

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TCO Yuracaré-Mojeño, Amazon Basin, Bolivia Community Partner: Yuracaré Indigenous Forest Council

Save a Tree: Centennial Amazonian Giants

Sponsor and safeguard identified 300+ year-old Mahogany and Brazil Nut mother trees.

Interactive GIS Map & Satellite Polygon

Sentinel-2 Radar Verified WGS84 EPSG:4326

Cadastral Polygon: TCO-YM-TREE-019

Centroid GPS: -15.4218, -65.1832

Protected Surface: 250 Hectares • Sub-meter Boundary

Google Maps

Telemetry Cycle: Quarterly High-Res Planet Satellite Update Smart Contract Ledger Anchored

Technical & Scientific Datasheet

In the heart of the Bolivian Amazon, ancient mother trees (Swietenia macrophylla and Bertholletia excelsa) act as ecological anchors for thousands of species. By adopting a tree, you provide immediate funds for indigenous patrol stipends, GPS boundary marking, and drone surveillance against illegal loggers. You receive the exact coordinates, satellite time-lapse photos, and an immutable certificate of guardianship.

Direct georeferenced adoption of individual centennial mother trees in the Yuracaré-Mojeño territory. Includes satellite monitoring link and tree identification tag.