Sustainable Agribusiness Model Preserves Amazon Biodiversity 3min Articles 03 June, 2024 The Amazon rainforest, one of the richest biomes on the planet, is facing challenges such as deforestation and loss of biodiversity. In this scenario, Grupo BBF (Brasil BioFuels) has emerged as an example of a company that reconciles economic development with environmental preservation. Through the sustainable cultivation of oil palm in degraded areas, the company contributes to soil recovery, carbon capture and, above all, the preservation of the region's rich fauna. Biodiversity in Recovered Areas In more than 75,000 hectares cultivated with oil palm in the states of Pará and Roraima, Grupo BBF has already recorded more than 5,000 wild animals, including more than 400 species. Among the animals found are reptiles, amphibians, birds, mammals and fish, some of which are classified as rare and endangered, such as the canastra armadillo, the giant anteater, the spider monkey and the peccary. Maracanã-do-buriti family - cultivation areas of the Grupo BBF A Sustainable Agribusiness Model Oil palm cultivation by Grupo BBF strictly follows Brazilian legislation, which is considered to be one of the strictest in the world. According to the Agroecological Zoning of Oil Palm (Decree 7.172), areas that were degraded by deforestation until 2007 in the Amazon are considered suitable for cultivation. In addition, the company invests in the preservation of Legal Reserve areas, further contributing to the protection and maintenance of the standing forest. Oil palm cultivation areas (Baliza) Grupo BBF Beyond Biodiversity: Generating Income and Reducing Deforestation Grupo BBF 's activities are not limited to environmental preservation. The company generates jobs and income for the local population, promoting social development in the region. In addition, a survey carried out using the "MapBiomas Alerta" monitoring platform shows that areas close to the company's operations have seen a reduction of up to 85% in deforestation, demonstrating the positive impact of sustainable agribusiness on protecting the Amazon rainforest. Recovering degraded areas - Grupo BBF A Model for the Future Grupo BBF has established itself as an example of a company that combines economic development with environmental responsibility. Through its sustainable agricultural practices, the company contributes to the preservation of the Amazon's rich biodiversity, generates income for the local population and demonstrates that it is possible to build a greener and more prosperous future for everyone. Grupo BBF BBF Group | Brasil BioFuels March 14, 2025 4min Climate Change and Renewable Energy: The Role of P... February 19, 2025 8min Palm Oil and Palm Oil: What's the Difference? 07 November, 2024 4min Bioeconomics and Sustainable Oil Palm Cultivation October 25, 2024 5min Oil Palm Circular Economy: A Cycle of Sustainability October 17, 2024 7min Agriculture Day – Grupo BBF boosts sustainable agriculture... September 21, 2024 4min Arbor Day: the importance of environmental preservation and the role of... August 14th, 2024 3min Water resource management program and the use ... 09 August, 2024 5min Oil Palm Biodiesel: a renewable alternative for the... July 17, 2024 4min Forest protection day: Recovering degraded areas... 05 July, 2024 7min 5 uses for palm oil that you probably... April 15, 2024 6min From seed to megawatt: The Sustainable Oil Palm Cycle March 19, 2024 4min Palm Oil: Biotechnology and the sustainable revolution March 12, 2024 7min The Role of Palm Oil in the Energy Transition 05 March, 2024 5min Sustainable Future: The Transformative Power of Palm Oil in... 06 September, 2023 5min COP-30 and the bioeconomy in Amazonia August 22nd, 2023 4min Brazil has a "green pre-salt" to exploit June 2nd, 2023 5min Amazonian solution for Amazonian problems June 2nd, 2023 6min Boeing's CEO warns that climate-friendly biofuels will not... June 01, 2023 4min The importance of biotechnology for the development of the Amazon... May 03, 2023 6min New Biofuels Revolution Will Play Key Role in...