HAITI

Haiti is experiencing an ecological crisis fueled by floods and landslides: the primary forest cover has shrunk from 60% in the 1920s to less than 1% today.

This remaining land is a biodiversity hotspot that is home to an astonishing diversity of wildlife, much of which occur nowhere else.

Haiti is experiencing an ecological crisis fueled by floods and landslides: the primary forest cover has shrunk from 60% in the 1920s to less than 1% today.

This remaining land is a biodiversity hotspot that is home to an astonishing diversity of wildlife, much of which occur nowhere else.

Without adequate trees to stabilize the sloping terrain, the country’s population living downstream is being put in danger by these floods and landslides, creating a disastrous feedback loop of poverty and deforestation, fueled by climate change. The brand’s priority is to help save and manage the remaining important forests of Bois Pangnol, and the essential habitats and species within.

Without adequate trees to stabilize the sloping terrain, the country’s population living downstream is being put in danger by these floods and landslides, creating a disastrous feedback loop of poverty and deforestation, fueled by climate change. The brand’s priority is to help save and manage the remaining important forests of Bois Pangnol, and the essential habitats and species within.

PROTECTION OF THE LAST 1% OF THE REMAINING PRIMARY FOREST