El Globo Habitat Bank

Distrito de Manejo Integrado (DMI) - Cuchilla Jardín-Támesis | 304.11 Hectares

The first Habitat Bank to conserve the Cloud Forest in Colombia is located in the municipality of Támesis, Antioquia. Specifically, it is situated in the Integrated Management District (DMI) of Cuchilla Jardín-Támesis. Covering an area of 340 hectares, this bank is recognized as the water star of southwestern Antioquia and is situated within ecosystems prioritized for their high conservation interest.

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What are Habitat Banks?

Habitat Banks are an innovative model for environmental investments and compensations, successfully tested in other countries for ecosystem conservation. These areas, whether private or public, are managed for their high natural value. Learn more about them here.

HISTORY

El Globo Habitat Bank

The El Globo property was a traditional cattle ranch exploited since the 1960s, where trees were cut down, and the landscape was transformed into pastures. In the 1990s, the presence of armed groups forced the family to abandon the area until 2017, when they were able to return. Upon their return, they saw an opportunity to undertake a conservation project and contribute to biodiversity protection, leading to the establishment of the El Globo Reserve and its subsequent registration as a habitat bank.

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