Rancho Vita Nova - Growing a greener future, one tree at a time"
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"Growing a Greener Future, One Tree at a Time"

,"RANCHO VITA NOVA" IS A SWISS FAMILY FORESTRY- AND SANCTUARY-PROJECT IN BRAZIL ​ 
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Dear Earth-Lovers,
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I'm a young seedling called Sapling. A generous Swiss family has planted my 10'000 siblings and me so we may grow into a robust big tree that absorbs CO2 from the air and convert it into oxygen. But unfortunately, we just found out that the soil around us has a high pH, which makes the soil acidic, and it will suffocate thousands of my siblings and myself.

We desperately need natural limestone dust to help correct the pH level, which will help us survive and thrive.

Please save Us. Any amount you can spare will buy limestone dust and save young seedlings, which have the potential to grow into existential oxygen-producing powerhouses in Brazil.
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"Breathe Easy: Donate Now to Support Our forestry Project
​and Help Clean the Air"

​​Donate to save little Sapling and his thousands of siblings. We guarantee that 100% of your donation will be used to purchase all-natural, much-needed limestone and the manual labour that comes with acquisition and distribution. In addition, your donation will save these trees that will grow into massive CO2-absorbing natural powerhouses that will create Oxygen. We appreciate your support.

some of the team members

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Claudio Baechler

Our hands-on co-owner
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Marcel Baechler

Our co-owner
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Dr leonella
Baechler med vet

She is our on-site veterinarian and animal care giver 
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"Preserving forests and protecting wildlife,
​one acre at a time."

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© 2022 - "RANCHO VITA NOVA" IS A SWISS FAMILY FORESTRY- AND SANCTUARY-PROJECT IN BRAZIL 
Rancho Vita Nova is located on the Rancho Hollywood in the province of Goias. 
In Switzerland the family operates under GoZott Gmbh, Bruderhausstrasse 10, CH-6372 Ennetmoos NW

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