A 25-year, people-first conservation program across the Amazon that protects 35M+ ha of rainforest, restores 9.5M+ ha of degraded land, and brings 5M+ ha under sustainable land management—directly engaging 1,900+ Quilombola territories, safeguarding roughly 20% of the world’s tropical biodiversity, and targeting the capture of more than 15 billion tons of CO₂e over 25 years through large-scale forest conservation. The project centers ancestral rights, community leadership, and long-term socio-environmental results.