Timberland Investment Group plots $1bn reforestation investment in Latin America

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Timberland Investment Group plans to restore and protect half of its acquired land in Latin America, and build sustainable tree farms on the other half
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Timberland Investment Group plans to restore and protect half of its acquired land in Latin America, and build sustainable tree farms on the other half

The investment group has partnered with Conservation International to deliver the scheme

A new partnership will see $1bn invested in reforestation across locations in Latin America, the region's largest investment bank BTG Pactual announced today. The bank's specialist subsidiary Timberland...

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