Mission

Offer large-scale impact investments in activities to restore degraded ecosystems.
Provide investors with financial, social, environmental and economic returns.
Make support for the fight against climate and ecological crises accessible to all.

Vision

Involve people in the fight against climate change and the degradation of nature and biodiversity through responsible finance while enabling vulnerable communities to improve their living conditions.
Make real, measurable, transparent and traceable impact investment opportunities accessible to people while allowing them to improve their ecological footprint.
Take action and make decisions based on achieving the UN's 17 Sustainable Development Goals.

Values

Respect
Respect for communities, their culture, their knowledge, their vision and all stakeholders with whom we work, as well as respect for all our commitments.
Transparency
We value accessibility to our results and facilitate the traceability of our actions. We embrace ethical behaviour and value honesty in our dealings with investors and communities.
Inclusion
We facilitate the active participation and consultation of all stakeholders to pursue our vision to benefit everyone.
Environmental sustainability
We aim our actions to significantly and permanently improve the environment in which we operate.
Social sustainability
Communities will grow and empower themselves by benefiting equitably from the projects we develop.
Economic sustainability
The development of a sustainable green economy around our projects will ensure current and future generations' economic prosperity.

Background

Growing up in the country on a dairy farm, Martin Beaudoin Nadeau quickly understood the importance of respecting the land and its offer. As a young adult, he worked in Alberta in oil sands extraction. He saw the damage caused by the exploitation of natural resources.

This realization led him to specialize in the restoration of land and agroforestry systems, which he studied in Costa Rica.

The TreesOfLives fund's idea was born of his desire to create a green economy around the restoration of degraded lands. He seeks a large-scale solution to address resource overexploitation and its consequences on climate change, biodiversity and vulnerable communities.

By offering this new type of investment, Martin hopes that TreesOfLives will put the tools and technology in landowners' hands to improve their living conditions. Therefore, the investor can become a key player in the fight against climate change and social inequality while obtaining a financial return.

It's a win-win situation for all.
For people, yes, but most importantly for our planet.