FACTS & FIGUREs

While you were watching the nearly three-minute long video, we planted over 250 trees. That is in addition to the over 284,000 hectares of pine and eucalyptus forests we have planted in the states of Paraná, Santa Catarina, and São Paulo. And we’re very proud to be responsible for the conservation of another 248,000 hectares of native forests in the regions.

We are pioneers in mosaic forest management, which is a planting method that creates ecological corridors with large tracts of native forest to foster biodiversity conservation. Besides preserving the headwaters of rivers, they also optimize rainwater use and protect fauna and flora.

Transformed into essential products for millions of Brazilians in various segments such as food, personal care and cleaning, our forests sustainably create over 25,000 jobs and foster the country’s development.

Klabin plants 84 trees per minute. 
In the last 24 hours, we planted:

0

4,9

million tons of CO2, giving us a positive carbon emissions balance.

Our planted and native forests remove and stock more carbon than we emit in our industrial processes.

nossas florestas em números

  • 284
    k

    equivalent to 284,000 football fields.

    HECTARES

    of planted

    forests

  • 265
    k

    nearly the combined areas of the cities of Curitiba, Florianópolis and São Paulo.

    HECTARES of

    preserved native

    forests

  • 42
    %

    of forest

    areas

    preserved

conservation of the environment

  • 9
    k

    HECTARES

    in two Natural Heritage Private Reserves (RPPN) in Atlantic Forest areas of the states of Paraná and Santa Catarina.

  • 180

    species 

    sheltered

    and rehabilitated in our ecological park, a research center and animal sanctuary in Telêmaco Borba, Paraná.

  • 851

    species of fauna and 1.920 of flora included on the IUCN* red list and on national conservation lists..

    *International Union for Conservation of Nature.

People who care

Asset Publisher

07/09/2021

First linear park in São Paulo city was seeded by a resident

“I've lived here [Penha district of São Paulo] for 58 years, which is why I think that this place needs me as much as I need it. This [Tiquatira Park]...

learn more

06/09/2021

Employee at Goiana Unit transforms Klabin's paper cups into pots for saplings

José Felipe de Souza, an analyst on the Controllership team at the Goiana Unit, planted his first tree many years ago...

learn more

04/09/2021

Lawyer who reforested his rural property and transformed it into an atlantic forest conversation area

If you see the Curucutu Farm today you couldn’t imagine the transformation it has undergone at the hands of Jayme Vita Roso.

learn more

03/09/2021

Employee who transformed her passion for trees into her work

From early on, Amanda Freitas de Oliveira, a Continuous Improvement Analyst at the Jundiaí DI Unit...

learn more

02/09/2021

Brazilian photographer and wife recover 600 hectares of atlantic forest

In Aimorés, in eastern Minas Gerais state, the famous Brazilian photographer Sebastião Salgado and his architect and environmentalist wife Lélia Salgado have reforested...

learn more

01/09/2021

Every time Jessica sees her favorite tree, she stops to take in its fragrance

Can you recognize a tree from its smell? Jéssica da Silva Cunha, an intern on the People & Management team at the Jundiaí Unit....

learn more

KLABIN AND AMAZONIA

Although all our pulp and paper production comes from planted and certified forests in the states of Paraná, Santa Catarina and São Paulo, which are thousands of kilometers from Amazonia, the struggle to preserve Brazil's natural resources is very important for us.

PAPER IS MORE SUSTAINABLE

The circular economy ensures that everything extracted from nature and the materials used in the production process are reintegrated into the ecosystem.

Decomposition: at the end of the life cycle, biobased products can be safely reintroduced into the ecosystem.

Time required to decompose in the environment:

Paper

             

6 months

Plastic bottles

             

200 years

Plastic bags

            

150 years

Glass

             

4,000 years

PHOTOS  OF OUR FOREST AREAS AND PROJECTS

Asset Publisher