Bosques Amazónicos

Each credit comes from a project that BAM develops and operates in Peruvian Amazonia, with publicly verifiable records.

The 2025 Ayacucho–Lima Bolivarian Games will offset carbon emissions via the REDD+ Castañeros project.

REDD+ Castañeros conducted a medical campaign benefiting over 200 families in Madre de Dios, Peru.

Bosques Amazónicos (BAM) attended the Colombia Carbon Forum to discuss carbon market trends in Latin America.

Bosques Amazónicos (BAM) links conservation with economic opportunities for Amazonian communities.

Bosques Amazónicos (BAM) supports Peru’s national REDD+ consolidation led by MINAM, VERRA, and project developers.

Bosques Amazónicos (BAM) and Parque Nacional Alto Purús signed a 3-year cooperation agreement.

Bosques Amazónicos (BAM) was the first forestry company listed on the Lima Stock Exchange, raising over US$30 million.

Bosques Amazónicos (BAM) launched a public offering of commercial paper for climate-focused investments starting at US$1,000.

Jorge has over 25 years of experience in sustainable forestry projects in Peru and founded Bosques Amazónicos (BAM) in 2004.

The Amazon’s biodiversity faces threats from deforestation and exploitation.

Alejandra specializes in financing structuring, securities, foreign placements, and regulatory frameworks for financial markets.

Bosques Amazónicos (BAM) protects Amazonian ecosystems to mitigate climate change, conserve biodiversity, and support Peru’s development.

Deforestation accounts for 20% of global greenhouse gas emissions; Peru loses 150,000 hectares of Amazon forest annually. REDD+ programs reduce deforestation-driven emissions.

BAM supports the conservation of 620,775 hectares of unique chestnut forests, which are home to thousands of animals and provide economic sustenance for 700 local families.

Bosques Amazónicos S.A. operates the website to share information about its forestry and environmental initiatives.