25 years ago we established the Las Azucenas Biosphere, developing a proof of concept that we can cultivate Tropical Hardwood trees in an 18 year time period.
Watch our video to see the transformation of the Las Azucenas Biosphere and understand our approach to tropical hardwood cultivation.
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Two decades of forest restoration and sustainable development
We have proven we can cultivate high value tropical hardwood trees to maturity in 18 years.
We restored a dead rainforest to its former natural grandeur and splendor.
The Las Azucenas Biosphere now protects a combined 1000+ endangered species of trees, plants, insects, and animals.
45 hectares of degraded cattle farmland now home to tens of thousands of high-value tropical hardwood trees.
Landowner and Manager of the Farm at Las Azucenas
Three types of prized hardwoods cultivated at Las Azucenas
Known as 'Green Gold,' Mahogany is one of the most valuable tropical hardwoods. It grows to impressive heights and produces high-quality timber used in luxury furniture and construction.
Spanish Cedar is prized for its aromatic wood and resistance to insects. It's widely used in cigar boxes, furniture, and musical instruments, making it a highly sought-after species.
A lesser-known but highly valuable species native to Central America. Ciricote produces dense, beautiful wood used in fine furniture and specialty applications.
Two decades of forest restoration and sustainable development
We have proven we can cultivate high value tropical hardwood trees to maturity in 18 years.
We restored a dead rainforest to its former natural grandeur and splendor.
The Las Azucenas Biosphere now protects a combined 1000+ endangered species of trees, plants, insects, and animals.
Our expert forestry team employs sustainable management practices that support long‑term forest health and transparent care for owners.
