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Restoration of public and private land
We identify and restore degraded land within the municipality, with technical planning and measurable goals.
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Municipal agreements for restoration and sustainable land management
We propose agreements with municipalities to restore public and private land, reduce climate and wildfire risks, provide technical support, explore funding opportunities and engage local landowners.
Main benefits
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What can Desert Leaves do for your municipality?
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Site assessment and action planning
We analyse public and private land in the municipality, identify restoration opportunities and define potential actions.
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Technical support in forest and land management
We support municipalities in planning forest management, ecological restoration and sustainable land-use actions.
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Identification of funding tools
We help explore potential funding routes, such as grants, environmental programmes and mechanisms linked to carbon credits.
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Access to funding for economic and environmental activities
We work to connect restoration projects with opportunities that can generate environmental impact and local economic activity.
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Strategies to engage private landowners
We design approaches to inspire, inform and involve local private landowners in long-term collaborative solutions.
Generated impact
How we work
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Tell us about the case
We analyse the municipality’s situation, available land and priority environmental challenges.
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We assess opportunities
We evaluate the potential for restoration, sustainable management, risk reduction and possible funding routes.
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We design the agreement
We define a proposal adapted to the territory, with technical measures, goals and potential stakeholders.
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We activate the collaboration
We support the launch of the project, involving the municipality, landowners and local actors.
Real action on the ground
We work with municipalities to restore degraded land, improve forest management and activate collaborative solutions connecting public entities, private landowners and environmental funding opportunities.
- ✓ Ecological restoration and sustainable management
- ✓ Reduction of climate and wildfire risks
- ✓ Identification of funding opportunities
- ✓ Engagement of private landowners
Who is this collaboration for?
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Municipalities
We propose agreements to restore municipal land, improve land management and reduce environmental risks.
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Groups of municipalities
We design shared solutions for degraded areas, rural spaces and territories requiring inter-municipal coordination.
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Private landowners
We help connect public entities and private landowners in restoration and sustainable management projects.
Request an initial assessment
Tell us about your municipality, the available land or the environmental challenges you want to address. Our team will assess potential collaboration, restoration, sustainable management and funding opportunities.
We handle your data confidentially and in accordance with applicable regulations.
Frequently asked questions
What type of land can you assess?
We can assess municipal land, degraded areas, burned areas, natural spaces, public forests, eroded slopes and also private land that may be part of a municipal collaboration.
Can the agreement include private land?
Yes. One of the goals is to help municipalities involve private landowners in collaborative restoration, sustainable management and long-term risk reduction solutions.
Can you help identify funding?
We can support the identification of funding tools such as grants, environmental programmes, funding for economic and environmental activities and potential mechanisms linked to carbon credits.
Does the collaboration have a cost for the municipality?
Not necessarily. The initial objective is to analyse the land, the municipality’s needs and the possible collaboration or funding routes available.
What does the initial assessment include?
It includes an initial review of the municipal context, available land, environmental risks, restoration opportunities and potential collaboration routes.
Can residents, schools or local associations be involved?
Yes. Projects can include citizen participation, volunteering, environmental education or collaboration with local stakeholders.
What is Desert Leaves’ geographical scope?
Desert Leaves can study collaborations in different areas, especially territories affected by drought, erosion, wildfires, desertification or environmental degradation.
What happens after submitting the form?
The Desert Leaves team will review the information and contact you to assess whether there is a fit for an evaluation, collaboration or restoration agreement.