In the past 12 months, Ama Earth Group has made significant impacts through our community-driven, land-based regeneration projects:
Carbon Sequestration: Our initiatives have collectively removed 12,297 lbs of CO2 from the atmosphere annually. Key projects include the mangrove reforestation in San Juan, Puerto Rico, which alone sequesters approximately 8,928 lbs of CO2 annually​​.
Biodiversity Enhancement: Through our riverbank restoration and native species planting efforts, such as the Passaic River project in New Jersey, we've improved habitat stability and biodiversity. This project included planting native species like Black-eyed Susan and Tickseed, which not only stabilized the riverbank but also contributed to sequestering approximately 3,000 lbs of CO2 annually​​.
Community Engagement: We have engaged over 100 volunteers across our projects, fostering local stewardship and environmental awareness. For instance, our Leatherback Turtle conservation project in Puerto Rico brought together 30 people to strategically install 50 steel poles for nest identification, enhancing beach monitoring and conservation efforts​​.
These impacts highlight our commitment to reversing climate change and regenerating ecosystems through effective, community-driven actions.