We’re thrilled to announce a major carbon transaction with Meta; one of the world's largest such deals to date. Meta will purchase 1.3 million nature-based carbon removal credits, with options on an additional 2.6 million credits through 2038, from our Latin American reforestation strategy. Blair Swedeen, Global Head of Net Zero and Sustainability at Meta, says about the deal: “BTG Pactual TIG and Conservation International, in their visionary collaboration, are setting a new bar for how sustainable forestry operations can deliver restoration of degraded land, while providing important economic opportunities for local communities. We are proud to support the bold impact strategy that TIG and CI have developed, which aligns with our own goals for our net zero program and for carbon markets broadly.” As part of the deal, Meta is making its forest monitoring technology available to help establish a rigorous baseline of existing forest cover for TIG’s Latin America reforestation strategy. This includes Meta’s work with World Resources Institute to map tree canopy height at a 1-meter resolution, allowing the detection of single trees at a global scale. All canopy height data and AI models are free and publicly available, including those used for this deal. More details on the transaction can be found in the press release below. Huge congratulations are due to all involved, including our colleagues at Meta and our collaborators at Conservation International. Getting deals of this magnitude across the line are an immense team effort, and we are grateful to everyone who has supported this effort along the way! Read more here ?? https://lnkd.in/eiaCh-ap BTG Pactual, M Sanjayan, Gerrity Lansing, Charlotte Kaiser, Mark Wishnie, Cedric Rhodes, Rodrigo Bandeira, Esben Brandi, Mitchell Kosches, Caitlin Clarke, David Duncan, Carlos Guerreiro, John Hamilton, Anita Keegan, Matheus Moura, Maria Clara Uquillas, David Cassels, Márcio Barbosa da Concei??o, Cedric Rhodes, Nairam Filho, ELIEZER JOSé DE SANTANA, Filipe Pacetta, Mauricio Bianco, Rachel Biderman, Will Turner, Will McCarry, Melanie Janin, Jenny Parker, Daniela Raik, Lilian Vendrametto, Sebasti?o Venancio Martins, Tracy Johns, Geoff Moore, Patrick Nease, Stacey Yip, Damian W.
BTG Pactual Timberland Investment Group
金融服务
Atlanta，Georgia 10,115 位关注者
Sustainably Managing the World's Timberland
关于我们
The BTG Pactual Timberland Investment Group (TIG) is one of the world’s largest timberland managers with US$ 7.1 billion assets and commitments and ~3 million acres under management throughout the U.S. and Latin America (as of March 2024). Our team of more than 168 professional staff has an on-the-ground presence through 21 offices around the globe, bringing local, regional, and global experience to bear on the management of client investments. See our website for more information and important disclosures.
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https://timberlandinvestmentgroup.com
BTG Pactual Timberland Investment Group的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 金融服务
- 规模
- 51-200 人
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- Atlanta，Georgia
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- 上市公司
- 创立
- 1981
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BTG Pactual Timberland Investment Group员工
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Esben Brandi
Investing in sustainable natural capital for a healthy and prosperous planet, because there is no business on a dead planet
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Charlotte Kaiser
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Neil Christopher
Director. Chief Accountant, Fund Services - Timber, at BTG Pactual
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Maria Emilia Correa
Co Fundadora Sistema B. Miembro de Juntas Directivas. Fellow ALI Harvard University 2019
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Our Chief Sustainability Officer,?Mark Wishnie, will be joining Microsoft’s Melanie Nakagawa and Conservation International’s Patricia Zurita for a keynote at #Bloom24 in Cali, Colombia to discuss our $1 billion reforestation and restoration strategy in Latin America. If you're attending?COP16, we hope you can join this important conversation on how to scale up investment in nature-based solutions. Join us and register here:?https://lnkd.in/eN9ZVVvx #COP16 #Bloom24 #Reforestation #Sustainability #Restoration #LatinAmerica
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#COP16 starts in two weeks in Cali. We're anticipating more private sector and civil society participation as the biodiversity?and climate agendas increasingly converge. If you’ll be attending please reach out to Mark Wishnie?and Caitlin Clarke,?or come find them at one of the events below; we'd love to meet up to discuss all things #forests and #biodiversity. ?? 25 October:?11am-12.30pm - Mark will join Conservation International’s Patricia Zurita, Microsoft's?Melanie Nakagawa, and?Trellis Group's Theresa Lieb for a Keynote Panel at #Bloom24 “A $1 Billion Strategy to Protect and Restore Latin America's Natural Forests” ? ?? 25 October:?1:30pm-2.30pm?- Caitlin will lead a roundtable discussion at #Bloom24 on “Operationalizing Nature-Positive Investment in Working Landscapes” ? ?? 26 October:?4.00pm-5.00pm - Caitlin will participate in a panel at the Global Environment Facility Partnership Pavilion organized by Ana Yang from Chatham House on “Connecting investors to the frontiers of the bioeconomy?transition” ? ?? 27 October:?9.30am-10.30am - Mark will join a panel discussion with Miguel A. Moraes from re.green, Mauricio Bianco from Conservation International, and Ellen Jackowski from Mastercard at the Conservation International Pavilion on "Landscape Restoration: A Pathway to Biodiversity and Climate Resilience and Targets" ?? 29 October:?10:00am-11:00am - Mark will be speaking at the MDB Pavilion for an?IFC - International Finance Corporation event on “Enhancing forestry value chains,” joining colleagues from?Conservation International, Suzano, and Klabin
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Charlotte Kaiser, our Head of Impact Finance, will be delivering a TED-style talk on the mainstage of The Global Impact Investing Network's Impact Forum on 23 October on how investments in climate-smart forestry can address the climate and biodiversity crises. Don’t miss this session if you’re attending the Forum this year, and please reach out if you’d like to meet up. Learn more about the agenda here: https://lnkd.in/ey96VRnf #ImpactInvesting #NaturalCapital #SustainableForestry #ClimateAction #Biodiversity #GIIN
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BusinessGreen recently covered our announcement with Meta, which marks a major milestone in our shared commitment to climate action. Meta will be purchasing 1.3 million nature-based carbon removal credits from our Latin American reforestation strategy, with options for an additional 2.6 million credits through 2038. We're proud to partner with Meta to drive meaningful change and shape a more sustainable future. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/ev7uuUAJ
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Congratulations to Microsoft CEO and Chairman Satya Nadella for his recognition on The Independent’s Climate 100 list. His and his team’s leadership continues to push boundaries in the fight against climate change, and we’re honored to partner with Microsoft on our groundbreaking carbon removal deal, which provides 8 million nature-based carbon removal credits through 2043 from our Latin American reforestation strategy. This recognition underscores the importance of interconnectivity between tech and nature, and we look forward to achieving even greater milestones together! https://lnkd.in/eC4Rwwbw #climatechange #reforestation #nature
The Independent Climate 100 List 2024 in full
independent.co.uk
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We were pleased to sponsor Joao Aguiar's participation at the CANOPY Conference in Portland, Oregon this year.?As a graduate student seeking to launch a career in impact investing, Joao gained invaluable insights from leaders in the forestry investment space. We’re glad to provide this small support for his journey and can't wait to see what Joao accomplishes next. Check out Joao's key takeaways from the conference below:
What a week! After attending NY Climate Week events, I flew to Portland for the Canopy – Forests, Markets, and Society conference at World Forestry Center, in courtesy of BTG Pactual Timberland Investment Group. As an MBA student with a background in #forestryinvestments in Brazil and a desire to pivot into #impactinvesting, the Canopy conference was a fantastic opportunity to connect with industry leaders and deepen my understanding of current trends, opportunities, and challenges in forestry investments. Here are a few key takeaways: - ?????? ?????????????? ????????????????????: Portland’s airport stood out with its serene wood-heavy architecture. The renovation, sourced primarily from local, sustainable family-owned timber farms, fosters a sense of community and demonstrates the impact of mass timber as a sustainable alternative to steel and concrete in construction. - ???????????????? ???????????????????????? ?????? ??????????????: Over the past few decades, forest ownership has shifted from corporations to investment managers seeking value creation. This influx has driven prices up and reduced expected returns from 11% to around 5%, presenting new challenges in achieving profitability alongside sustainability. - ???????????? ?????? ???????????? ??????????????????: The housing market is expected to drive lumber demand, fueled by a persistent housing shortage and an aging housing stock. However, the supply of logs is constrained by declining annual harvests, worsening fire seasons, and competition from carbon markets. Combined with inflation, this have led to higher unit costs and mill closures, particularly in the southern U.S. - ???????????? ?????????????? ???????????????? ???? ??????????????: In the voluntary carbon credit market, trust is paramount. Buyers are demanding higher-quality credits to avoid risks like overestimation, double counting, and ensuring additionality. This may increase prices in the short term but reduce volumes. Over time, however, higher quality is expected to drive credibility and scale in the market. - ???????????????????????? ??????????????: Corporate interest in biodiversity credits is growing as a collateral for ESG reports, though measuring impacts remains a challenge. While these projects can be expensive, they also enhance the resiliency of forestry portfolios, balancing environmental impact with financial returns. - ?????????? ??????????????????: Labor shortages affect the forestry and milling sectors in the U.S., much like in Mato Grosso, Brazil. The trend toward automation and innovation poses as a solution, reducing labor needs, much like Brazil’s shift from firewood to wood chips in grain drying processes I've observed in Brazil. A big thank you to Charlotte Kaiser, Esben Brandi, and the whole BTG Pactual Timberland Investment Group team for this incredible opportunity. I look forward to applying these insights to my future endeavors in impact investing.
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#ClimateWeekNYC is a wrap! Our team was all over the city last week attending meetings, speaking at events and catching up with clients and partners. It was great to see more investor interest and participation than ever before. Over the course of the week, we participated in many discussions on the role of blended finance in mobilizing #naturalclimatesolutions, we witnessed encouraging examples of capital being deployed at scale toward these solutions, and we saw many eyes turning to Latin America as we head toward #COP16 in Cali this month, and the Climate COP in Belém next year. See you in Colombia! FMO - Dutch entrepreneurial development bank Conservation International Brazilian-American Chamber of Commerce, Inc. Doris Duke Foundation Nature4Climate Forest & Climate Leaders' Partnership BTG Pactual ImpactAssets IFC - International Finance Corporation U.S. International Development Finance Corporation
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With team members based across the South, we've been hearing firsthand accounts of the scale of the devastation brought by Hurricane Helene. While we are thankful that our folks are safe, we stand in solidarity with all those affected. As stewards of natural resources, we believe in the resilience of both people and nature, and are committed to supporting recovery efforts during these challenging times. For those willing and able, we encourage you to consider a donation. Here's a helpful resource from the New York Times on how to support on-the-ground recovery efforts.? https://lnkd.in/esNqARuF
How to Help Victims of Hurricane Helene
https://www.nytimes.com
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On Monday of?#ClimateWeekNYC,?Gerrity Lansing spoke on a panel at the Brazilian-American Chamber of Commerce, Inc. alongside fellow panelists Secretary Roberto Perosa, Mauricio Bianco, and Milena Lopez. Was great to see so much interest in opportunities to invest in reforestation projects in Brazil. Many thanks to Will Landers and Amadeu Ribeiro for the invitation to speak!?
We were honored to partner with BTG Pactual Timberland Investment Group (TIG) for yesterday’s luncheon, “Investing in Reforestation in Brazil: Opportunities Beyond Carbon Credits.” We want to thank our insightful panelists Mauricio Bianco, Gerrity Lansing, and Milena Lopez for their valuable contributions as we explored natural climate solutions and the role of reforestation in revitalizing habitats and supporting local communities. A special thanks to our keynote speaker, Secretary Roberto Perosa, and our moderators, Will Landers and Amadeu Ribeiro, for leading such an important discussion! https://lnkd.in/d6ZWijvy #BrazilUSCham #Brazil #Reforestation #Sustainability #ClimateAction #ChamberEvents
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