This is How the Biodiversity Market is Advancing in Colombia: We Invite You to Revisit Our Last Two Webinars

The Aguadulce Habitat Bank – Río Sumapaz marks a milestone in the consolidation of the Voluntary Biodiversity Units (Tebu) market in Colombia. At Terrasos, we organized two virtual sessions to showcase how this results-based conservation model can bring together local actors, generate measurable impacts, and attract private investment in biodiversity.

In both webinars, we also presented the Terrasos project portal, a tool designed to provide clear, up-to-date, and accessible information about the Tebu offering, linked to the Regen Network blockchain-based registration platform. This integration strengthens the transparency and traceability of the voluntary biodiversity market in Latin America.

Revisit both sessions below:

Webinar 1: Tebu and the Aguadulce Habitat Bank: A Starting Point for Conservation

A concrete story of conservation, traceability, and partnerships on the ground

Learn how the Aguadulce Habitat Bank – Río Sumapaz is becoming a benchmark for conservation with verifiable results, bringing together communities, businesses, and technological innovation in the same ecosystem.

📍 From the voices of territorial experts and project partners.