Frontera Energy joins the 1t.org movement of the World Economic Forum that aims to plant one trillion trees worldwide.

Frontera Energy joined the ‘One Trillion Trees – 1t.org’ movement launched by the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, in January 2020, with the global goal of conserving, restoring, and planting one trillion trees by 2030.

It is estimated that six trillion trees covered the planet. Now only half remains and additionally, 15 billion trees are lost annually. In order to contribute to the solution of this problem, Frontera Energy committed to the 1t.org movement to preserve and restore 2,500 hectares of biological corridors in environmentally strategic areas in its areas of influence by 2027, which would be equivalent to approximately 2.6 million trees.

Orlando Cabrales Segovia, CEO of Frontera Energy, stated: “We are committed to taking actions that contribute to the fight against climate change, forests are critical for the health of the planet and a key solution, which is why we join this global movement that is facing the challenge of deforestation.”.

“We welcome Frontera to the 1t.org community,” said Nicole Schwab, director of 1t.org at the World Economic Forum. “Trees and forests are a crucial part of the solution to the climate crisis and the collapse of biodiversity. That is why businesses, civil society, and governments must continue to work together for the conservation and restoration of our forests.”.