Partnerships, territory milestones, and governance updates from Oro Ecológico Nexus LLC across Peru, Colombia, Bolivia, and Brazil.
Governance Milestone
Ethics & Transparency Committee — Two Founding Members Appointed
Ahead of the January 2027 ESG Impact Membership launch, Oro Ecológico Nexus has formally appointed the first two members of its independent Ethics & Transparency Committee — a cornerstone of the Program's governance architecture.
Governance
Juan Reátegui Silva Appointed President of the Ethics & Transparency Committee
Oro Ecológico Nexus is pleased to announce the formal appointment of Juan Reátegui Silva as President of the Ethics & Transparency Committee of the ESG Impact Membership Program. In this role, Mr. Reátegui Silva will lead the independent committee responsible for reviewing impact claims, overseeing governance methodology, and ensuring the Program upholds the highest standards of integrity — including Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) across all participating indigenous territories. His appointment marks a significant step in OEN's commitment to transparent, accountable, and community-centered natural capital management ahead of the Program's official launch on January 1, 2027.
Oro Ecológico Nexus welcomes Tabea Casique Coronado to the Ethics & Transparency Committee as its Indigenous Leader Member. Ms. Casique Coronado will represent the perspectives, priorities, and rights of indigenous communities and ancestral landowners across Peru, Colombia, Bolivia, and Brazil — the four countries at the heart of OEN's Natural Capital portfolio. Her role is to serve as a trusted bridge between community leadership and the Committee, ensuring that governance decisions reflect the lived realities and cultural values of participating peoples. Her appointment reinforces OEN's foundational commitment to indigenous rights, Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC), and community-led conservation ahead of the January 2027 ESG Impact Membership launch.
Field
Field Update: Community Engagement in the Amazon
Our team continues active field engagement with indigenous communities across the Amazon basin, documenting territorial boundaries, confirming community priorities, and advancing the governance frameworks that underpin our Natural Capital mandates. This work — walking the land with local guides, listening to community councils, and building documentation packages — is the foundation of everything we do.
Territory
Territory Documentation: Advancing the Natural Capital Portfolio
Significant progress has been made in territory characterization across Peru, Colombia, Bolivia, and Brazil. Field teams are completing geospatial documentation, FPIC evidence packages, and community Life Plans (Planes de Vida) that form the institutional-grade origin documentation required by international partners and offtakers.
Oro Ecológico Nexus has reached a key governance milestone in preparation for the January 1, 2027 launch of the ESG Impact Membership. The independent Ethics & Transparency Committee continues to take shape, with committee positions formally established to ensure accountability, transparency, and protection against greenwashing from day one.
Partnership
New Alliance: COOPAIBRA — Oro Ecológico Nexus LLC
Oro Ecológico Nexus LLC is proud to announce the formalization of a strategic partnership with COOPAIBRA (Cooperativa de Agricultores e Produtores Indígenas do Brasil), following the execution of a Framework Partnership Agreement for the development of large-scale carbon and natural capital projects.
Territory
TCO Tacana Cavineño — 270,000 Hectares Onboard
The TCO Tacana Cavineño, a vast indigenous territory in the heart of Bolivia's Amazon, is now officially part of our carbon credit project, opening a new frontier for climate action and community-led forest protection. The Board of Directors of CIRABO — Tacana Cavineño confirmed participation in February 2026.
TCO Chacobo Pacahuara in Beni, Bolivia, has reaffirmed its participation in the Voluntary Carbon Market and extended its mandate to Natural Capital Assets. The territory covers 531,000 hectares of pristine rainforest and biodiversity.
Operations
Logging Activities Under Control
Logging activities are compatible with our carbon credit programs, as long as they are managed properly through improved forest management (IFM) efforts. This update clarifies how sustainable forestry practices align with our REDD+ and IFM pathways.
Partnership
A Partnership to Help Save Ancestral Knowledge and Nature
It is our distinct privilege to have signed a collaborative effort with the vibrant communities of Sierra Nevada in Colombia. The carbon credit initiatives, such as those spearheaded by Oro Ecológico in Peru and now being expanded into Colombia, are poised to provide invaluable support to these communities.
Expansion
New Landowners and Concessionaires Getting Onboard
The communities of the Ucayali region and Cusco are collaborating with Oro Ecológico SAC on carbon credit programs, including REDD+, IFM, ARR, and blue carbon initiatives, aimed at mitigating greenhouse gas emissions. This partnership is reinforced by customized Project Design Documents (PDDs) tailored to all participating areas.
Event
Amazonian Expo: Madre de Dios, Peru
We participated in the Amazonian Expo held in Madre de Dios, Peru. Most attendees were from the agricultural, forestry, and conservation sectors. Our initial initiative aimed to involve artisanal gold miners in conservation efforts such as REDD+ and ARR. Landowners with extensive plots expressed their desire to participate in our program. As a result, we secured an additional 27,000 hectares of forest land committed to our paid program focusing on deforestation prevention.
Territory
TCO Chacobo Bolivia — 531,000 Hectares Enter the Voluntary Carbon Market
Oro Ecológico enters a partnership agreement with TCO Chacobo, Bolivia's Amazon community. 531,000 hectares of rainforest are entering the Voluntary Carbon Market and will benefit over 1,000 families.
Most Recent
Governance
Juan Reátegui Silva Appointed President of the Ethics & Transparency Committee
Oro Ecológico Nexus is pleased to announce the formal appointment of Juan Reátegui Silva as President of the Ethics & Transparency Committee of the ESG Impact Membership Program. In this role, Mr. Reátegui Silva will lead the independent committee responsible for reviewing impact claims, overseeing governance methodology, and ensuring the Program upholds the highest standards of integrity — including Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) across all participating indigenous territories. His appointment marks a significant step in OEN's commitment to transparent, accountable, and community-centered natural capital management ahead of the Program's official launch on January 1, 2027.
Oro Ecológico Nexus welcomes Tabea Casique Coronado to the Ethics & Transparency Committee as its Indigenous Leader Member. Ms. Casique Coronado will represent the perspectives, priorities, and rights of indigenous communities and ancestral landowners across Peru, Colombia, Bolivia, and Brazil — the four countries at the heart of OEN's Natural Capital portfolio. Her role is to serve as a trusted bridge between community leadership and the Committee, ensuring that governance decisions reflect the lived realities and cultural values of participating peoples. Her appointment reinforces OEN's foundational commitment to indigenous rights, Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC), and community-led conservation ahead of the January 2027 ESG Impact Membership launch.
Field
Field Update: Community Engagement in the Amazon
Our team continues active field engagement with indigenous communities across the Amazon basin, documenting territorial boundaries, confirming community priorities, and advancing the governance frameworks that underpin our Natural Capital mandates. This work — walking the land with local guides, listening to community councils, and building documentation packages — is the foundation of everything we do.
Territory
Territory Documentation: Advancing the Natural Capital Portfolio
Significant progress has been made in territory characterization across Peru, Colombia, Bolivia, and Brazil. Field teams are completing geospatial documentation, FPIC evidence packages, and community Life Plans (Planes de Vida) that form the institutional-grade origin documentation required by international partners and offtakers.
Oro Ecológico Nexus has reached a key governance milestone in preparation for the January 1, 2027 launch of the ESG Impact Membership. The independent Ethics & Transparency Committee continues to take shape, with committee positions formally established to ensure accountability, transparency, and protection against greenwashing from day one.
Partnership
New Alliance: COOPAIBRA — Oro Ecológico Nexus LLC
Oro Ecológico Nexus LLC is proud to announce the formalization of a strategic partnership with COOPAIBRA (Cooperativa de Agricultores e Produtores Indígenas do Brasil), following the execution of a Framework Partnership Agreement for the development of large-scale carbon and natural capital projects.
Territory
TCO Tacana Cavineño — 270,000 Hectares Onboard
The TCO Tacana Cavineño, a vast indigenous territory in the heart of Bolivia's Amazon, is now officially part of our carbon credit project, opening a new frontier for climate action and community-led forest protection. The Board of Directors of CIRABO — Tacana Cavineño confirmed participation in February 2026.
TCO Chacobo Pacahuara in Beni, Bolivia, has reaffirmed its participation in the Voluntary Carbon Market and extended its mandate to Natural Capital Assets. The territory covers 531,000 hectares of pristine rainforest and biodiversity.
Operations
Logging Activities Under Control
Logging activities are compatible with our carbon credit programs, as long as they are managed properly through improved forest management (IFM) efforts. This update clarifies how sustainable forestry practices align with our REDD+ and IFM pathways.
Partnership
A Partnership to Help Save Ancestral Knowledge and Nature
It is our distinct privilege to have signed a collaborative effort with the vibrant communities of Sierra Nevada in Colombia. The carbon credit initiatives, such as those spearheaded by Oro Ecológico in Peru and now being expanded into Colombia, are poised to provide invaluable support to these communities.
Expansion
New Landowners and Concessionaires Getting Onboard
The communities of the Ucayali region and Cusco are collaborating with Oro Ecológico SAC on carbon credit programs, including REDD+, IFM, ARR, and blue carbon initiatives, aimed at mitigating greenhouse gas emissions. This partnership is reinforced by customized Project Design Documents (PDDs) tailored to all participating areas.
Event
Amazonian Expo: Madre de Dios, Peru
We participated in the Amazonian Expo held in Madre de Dios, Peru. Most attendees were from the agricultural, forestry, and conservation sectors. Our initial initiative aimed to involve artisanal gold miners in conservation efforts such as REDD+ and ARR. Landowners with extensive plots expressed their desire to participate in our program. As a result, we secured an additional 27,000 hectares of forest land committed to our paid program focusing on deforestation prevention.
Territory
TCO Chacobo Bolivia — 531,000 Hectares Enter the Voluntary Carbon Market
Oro Ecológico enters a partnership agreement with TCO Chacobo, Bolivia's Amazon community. 531,000 hectares of rainforest are entering the Voluntary Carbon Market and will benefit over 1,000 families.
Archive
Governance
Juan Reátegui Silva Appointed President of the Ethics & Transparency Committee
Oro Ecológico Nexus is pleased to announce the formal appointment of Juan Reátegui Silva as President of the Ethics & Transparency Committee of the ESG Impact Membership Program. In this role, Mr. Reátegui Silva will lead the independent committee responsible for reviewing impact claims, overseeing governance methodology, and ensuring the Program upholds the highest standards of integrity — including Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) across all participating indigenous territories. His appointment marks a significant step in OEN's commitment to transparent, accountable, and community-centered natural capital management ahead of the Program's official launch on January 1, 2027.
Oro Ecológico Nexus welcomes Tabea Casique Coronado to the Ethics & Transparency Committee as its Indigenous Leader Member. Ms. Casique Coronado will represent the perspectives, priorities, and rights of indigenous communities and ancestral landowners across Peru, Colombia, Bolivia, and Brazil — the four countries at the heart of OEN's Natural Capital portfolio. Her role is to serve as a trusted bridge between community leadership and the Committee, ensuring that governance decisions reflect the lived realities and cultural values of participating peoples. Her appointment reinforces OEN's foundational commitment to indigenous rights, Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC), and community-led conservation ahead of the January 2027 ESG Impact Membership launch.
Field
Field Update: Community Engagement in the Amazon
Our team continues active field engagement with indigenous communities across the Amazon basin, documenting territorial boundaries, confirming community priorities, and advancing the governance frameworks that underpin our Natural Capital mandates. This work — walking the land with local guides, listening to community councils, and building documentation packages — is the foundation of everything we do.
Territory
Territory Documentation: Advancing the Natural Capital Portfolio
Significant progress has been made in territory characterization across Peru, Colombia, Bolivia, and Brazil. Field teams are completing geospatial documentation, FPIC evidence packages, and community Life Plans (Planes de Vida) that form the institutional-grade origin documentation required by international partners and offtakers.
Oro Ecológico Nexus has reached a key governance milestone in preparation for the January 1, 2027 launch of the ESG Impact Membership. The independent Ethics & Transparency Committee continues to take shape, with committee positions formally established to ensure accountability, transparency, and protection against greenwashing from day one.
Partnership
New Alliance: COOPAIBRA — Oro Ecológico Nexus LLC
Oro Ecológico Nexus LLC is proud to announce the formalization of a strategic partnership with COOPAIBRA (Cooperativa de Agricultores e Produtores Indígenas do Brasil), following the execution of a Framework Partnership Agreement for the development of large-scale carbon and natural capital projects.
Territory
TCO Tacana Cavineño — 270,000 Hectares Onboard
The TCO Tacana Cavineño, a vast indigenous territory in the heart of Bolivia's Amazon, is now officially part of our carbon credit project, opening a new frontier for climate action and community-led forest protection. The Board of Directors of CIRABO — Tacana Cavineño confirmed participation in February 2026.
TCO Chacobo Pacahuara in Beni, Bolivia, has reaffirmed its participation in the Voluntary Carbon Market and extended its mandate to Natural Capital Assets. The territory covers 531,000 hectares of pristine rainforest and biodiversity.
Operations
Logging Activities Under Control
Logging activities are compatible with our carbon credit programs, as long as they are managed properly through improved forest management (IFM) efforts. This update clarifies how sustainable forestry practices align with our REDD+ and IFM pathways.
Partnership
A Partnership to Help Save Ancestral Knowledge and Nature
It is our distinct privilege to have signed a collaborative effort with the vibrant communities of Sierra Nevada in Colombia. The carbon credit initiatives, such as those spearheaded by Oro Ecológico in Peru and now being expanded into Colombia, are poised to provide invaluable support to these communities.
Expansion
New Landowners and Concessionaires Getting Onboard
The communities of the Ucayali region and Cusco are collaborating with Oro Ecológico SAC on carbon credit programs, including REDD+, IFM, ARR, and blue carbon initiatives, aimed at mitigating greenhouse gas emissions. This partnership is reinforced by customized Project Design Documents (PDDs) tailored to all participating areas.
Event
Amazonian Expo: Madre de Dios, Peru
We participated in the Amazonian Expo held in Madre de Dios, Peru. Most attendees were from the agricultural, forestry, and conservation sectors. Our initial initiative aimed to involve artisanal gold miners in conservation efforts such as REDD+ and ARR. Landowners with extensive plots expressed their desire to participate in our program. As a result, we secured an additional 27,000 hectares of forest land committed to our paid program focusing on deforestation prevention.
Territory
TCO Chacobo Bolivia — 531,000 Hectares Enter the Voluntary Carbon Market
Oro Ecológico enters a partnership agreement with TCO Chacobo, Bolivia's Amazon community. 531,000 hectares of rainforest are entering the Voluntary Carbon Market and will benefit over 1,000 families.
