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Support local landowners
We work with NGOs, associations and community groups to motivate, inform and support local landowners in restoring their land.
NGOs, associations and community
Let’s work together to restore land and strengthen your local environment
Are you working to restore land, improve biodiversity and promote climate-smart practices? Desert Leaves collaborates with community groups, NGOs and associations to activate reforestation, sustainable land management and territorial collaboration projects.
Let’s work together so your local environment can thrive.
Desert Leaves collaborates with organisations to
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How can we work together?
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Joint design of restoration projects
We work with your organisation to define goals, action areas, stakeholders and the steps needed to activate the project.
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Engagement of landowners and local communities
We help inform, motivate and support landowners, residents, volunteers and local entities to generate real collaboration in the territory.
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Technical support in reforestation and sustainable management
We provide technical criteria to restore ecosystems, improve biodiversity, reduce climate risks and care for the land over the long term.
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Agreements and partnerships with municipalities
We facilitate connections between organisations, municipalities and other stakeholders to create collaboration agreements with local impact.
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Funding search
We help identify grants, funding schemes, environmental programmes, private funding and opportunities linked to carbon credits.
Generated impact
Collaboration process
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We learn about your initiative
You tell us about the context, territory, goals and the type of community or landowners you work with.
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We assess collaboration opportunities
We analyse possible restoration, reforestation, biodiversity, funding or local participation projects.
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We design a roadmap
We define potential actions, stakeholders, funding tools and steps to activate the collaboration.
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We work together in the territory
We support planning, implementation, monitoring and community engagement so the local environment can thrive.
Restoration with community, territory and funding
Ecological restoration needs local alliances. That is why we work with organisations that already know the territory, mobilise the community and want to turn environmental action into viable, fundable and long-term sustainable projects.
- ✓ Support for local landowners
- ✓ Reforestation and biodiversity projects
- ✓ Agreements with municipalities
- ✓ Grants, funding and carbon credits
- ✓ Community participation and volunteering
Who is this collaboration for?
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Environmental NGOs
Organisations working on ecological restoration, biodiversity, climate action, reforestation or conservation.
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Local associations
Neighbourhood, rural or territorial entities that want to activate environmental improvement projects in their area.
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Community groups
Communities that want to mobilise volunteers, landowners and local stakeholders to recover degraded landscapes.
Send us a message
Complete the form below and tell us more about your organisation, the territory you work in and the type of collaboration you would like to explore. We will get back to you as soon as possible.
We handle your data confidentially and in accordance with applicable regulations.
Frequently asked questions
What type of organisations can collaborate with Desert Leaves?
We can collaborate with NGOs, local associations, community groups, environmental entities, neighbourhood organisations and organisations working on land restoration, biodiversity or climate action.
Can you help us engage local landowners?
Yes. An important part of our work is to motivate, inform and support local landowners so they can participate in restoration and sustainable management projects.
Can you collaborate on projects with municipalities?
Yes. We can help establish agreements or collaborations with municipalities when the project requires coordination with local entities.
Do you help search for funding?
We can support the identification of funding tools such as grants, environmental programmes, sponsorships and opportunities related to carbon credits.
Can we collaborate if we already have a project underway?
Yes. We can assess how to strengthen existing projects with technical support, partnerships, funding, landowner engagement or impact monitoring.
What happens after submitting the form?
The Desert Leaves team will review the information and contact you to assess possible collaboration, restoration or funding options.