Our planet demands action now

The transition to a regenerative economy is urgent, and Ibiti Regenera is a project that invites you to invest in something truly innovative.

More than offsetting carbon emissions

We adopt practices that restore ecosystems and promote natural balance, such as the reintroduction of native species from the Atlantic Forest.

Furthermore, our commitment involves local communities, preserves their traditions and encourages the circular economy and entrepreneurship.

We are creating solutions with lasting impact

By joining Ibiti Regenera, you are part of a transformation that combines environmental regeneration with socioeconomic responsibility.

Together we are stronger and we can change this story!

Get to know the socio-environmental initiatives of the Ibiti Project

Economic Sustainability

We invest in entrepreneurship through professional training and support for partners, so that projects can develop with administrative and financial autonomy. Our social, environmental and tourism projects exist to perpetuate the Ibiti Project.

Muriqui House

Unprecedented work to recover the northern muriqui population, the largest primates in the Americas and critically endangered. Partnership with the Muriqui Biodiversity Institute (MIB).

Refaunation

Reintroduction of native fauna species to intensify natural regeneration and reverse biodiversity loss. Populations such as pacas and even puma have been sighted again.

Project ASAS

It takes in animals rescued by IBAMA (Brazilian Institute of Environment and Renewable Natural Resources), usually victims of trafficking, which are recovered and returned to nature. Partnership with IBPM (Brazilian Institute for Nature Protection).

Cougars of Ibitipoca

Monitoring of cougars in the region, with trap cameras and tracking collars, monitoring living areas and population data.

Entrepreneurship

Support for local residents to run businesses within the Ibiti Project, such as Ibiti Engenho Lodge, Ibiti Village, Life School, among others.

Circular Economy

Incentive of the production and purchase of organic food directly from local producers, with better quality and less environmental impact.

Sustainable Food

Promotion of vegetarianism and veganism, reducing meat consumption due to its high environmental impact.

Zero Waste Program

Anti-plastic policy, recycling of materials, composting and waste reduction, prioritizing the use of durable materials. We follow the thought: Rethink, refuse, reduce, reuse, recover; before recycling and discarding.

Sustainable Initiatives

Use of solar energy, encouragement of minimalism, electric-powered transport, dry toilets, green septic tanks and ecological effluent treatment.

Regenerative Knowledge

Training courses, workshops and lectures on various areas, with themes such as stoicism, agroecology, regeneration, biodiversity, happiness, positive psychology, among others.

Valuing of the Community and Surrounding Area

Employment of local labor, social projects and initiatives such as Coffee and Cinema with the Commune and Visits to the Statues.

Environmental Education

Awareness projects with schools, the community, guests and partners, promoting meetings such as Forests and Biodiversity, Muriqui Talks.

Art and Culture

Celebration of life with musical and artistic events, support for cultural events and film screenings.

Health and Wellbeing

Encouragement to travel on foot or by bike, practice sports and yoga, and of sporting events such as Sertões MTB and wellness programs such as Ibiti Life.

Ibiti Day

Inspiring days for public schools in the community, combining biodiversity, environmental education, tourism and culture.