

Julio Andrés Rozo
Ecological restoration leader at Amazonia, pioneering native tree species conservation and community engagement in Colombia's Kaketa region.
Greenproofing
In an interview led by David Forson, COO of Regen Network, Julio and Karolina from Amazonia discussed their ecological restoration efforts in Colombia's Kaketa region. They emphasize the importance of planting native tree species with genetic diversity, stating, "it's not just planting a tree but a native tree." Community engagement is crucial, as they aim to reconnect locals with the forest, providing income opportunities through seed harvesting. Key challenges include technology use and climate change effects. Action items include fostering partnerships for technological support and enhancing community training initiatives. Recommend exploring collaboration opportunities for expanded restoration impact.

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Regen Network Development
Regen Network Development (RND) is a Public Benefit Corporation dedicated to advancing ecological regeneration through software products and advisory services. At the core of this work is a digital launchpad for ecological assets, powered by the Regen Registry and Regen Ledger.
Regen Registry
The Registry provides support services and a platform for project management and data attestation, making ecological assets visible and verifiable.
Regen Ledger
The Ledger offers a secure, open-source, and publicly governed blockchain customized for ecological accounting, ensuring interoperability with global sustainability markets.