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Conservation International to Serve as Impact Adviser for TIG’s New $1 Billion Reforestation Strategy in Latin America

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Thursday, October 28, 2021
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Through a collaboration announced today, Conservation International will serve as an impact adviser to BTG Pactual Timberland Investment Groups (TIG) new impact-oriented reforestation investment strategy in Latin America.

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  • Through a collaboration announced today, Conservation International will serve as an impact adviser to BTG Pactual Timberland Investment Groups (TIG) new impact-oriented reforestation investment strategy in Latin America.
  • Conservation International will serve as impact adviser to provide input and advice to help TIG achieve positive environmental, climate, and social impacts related to the conservation and restoration aspects of the strategy.
  • Protecting nature is critical to protecting our climate future, said Jack Hurd, executive vice president of global programs at Conservation International.
  • (Disclaimer) Conservation International is an independent third-party and has no connection with the management or operation of TIGs new impact-oriented reforestation investment strategy in Latin America except on a limited basis as impact adviser.

Mastercard Partners with Conservation International to Protect and Restore Wildlife Habitats through New Line of Wildlife Impact Cards

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Friday, May 21, 2021
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b'Mastercard and Conservation International today announced the introduction of the Wildlife Impact Card program , which enables consumers to help protect wildlife habitats, including those that are home to many Critically Endangered species.\nThis press release features multimedia.

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  • b'Mastercard and Conservation International today announced the introduction of the Wildlife Impact Card program , which enables consumers to help protect wildlife habitats, including those that are home to many Critically Endangered species.\nThis press release features multimedia.
  • "\nConservation International creates self-sustaining, scalable conservation models that can be adapted from one country to another by focusing on large ecological systems.
  • In addition to the Wildlife Impact Card program, the company is partnering with Conservation International and World Resources Institute on the Priceless Planet Coalition .
  • Follow Conservation International\'s work on Conservation News , Facebook, Twitter , Instagram and YouTube .\nView source version on businesswire.com: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20210521005207/en/\n'