Organism 04 · Biomes as network
Social Forest Protocol
A biome-pairing protocol: Caatinga and Atlantic Forest connected to build support, belonging and regeneration between territories.
The thesis
No biome regenerates alone.
Isolated territories compete for resources and attention. Paired territories exchange knowledge, capital and care — building a resilience neither reaches on its own.
The protocol connects the Caatinga to the Atlantic Forest through the Carbon Valley, establishing lasting relationships of reciprocity between communities, organizations and ecosystems of both biomes.
How it works
Reciprocity as method.
Pairing happens between real communities and organizations on both sides, with impact companies acting as supporters and incentivizers of the first rounds.
Each bond generates mutual commitments to regeneration — measured in the territory, not just on paper.
[Re]3 common layer
What ReReGeneradora sustains here.
Like every initiative in the ecology, Social Forest Protocol keeps its own operation, economy and identity. 3 works at the integrity layer: context, governance and mutual access to resources.
Other organisms in the field