Project Overview
Location
Project Type
Hectareas
Status
Funded project
El Gran Chaco, Paraguay
Demonstration
1000ha
In development
Private capital participation
Developed by Orbolo on its own estancia, El Tapir integrates regenerative livestock management, sustanable forest management with native species, and active conservation within the same territory. Private investors participate under terms that prioritize establishment before returns, aligned with the long-term nature of land stewardship.
Purpose
Regeneration only scales when it is economic viable.
Estancia El Tapir was created to demonstrate that livestock production, ecosystem restoration and profitability can coexist within the same model.
By operating the project directly, Orbolo is able to generate real production data, cost structures and performance insights, providing concrete evidence that regenerative land management can function as a viable business.
This proof is essential for future expansion, supporting the replication of regenerative production models across new territories and projects.
How El Tapir Works
Integrated livestock & conservation design
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Adaptive & financially viable management
Regenerative livestock
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Performance monitoring & data generation
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What This Project Offers
Operational & Learning Value
A real operational environment to apply, test, and refine land management practices under real ecological and economic conditions.
Environmental Value
Measurable improvements at landscape level: soil health recovery, increased biodiversity, improved water retention, and greater climate resilience.
Investor Value
Exposure to climate-positive, land-based assets. Regenerative livestock integrated with land restoration, strengthening productivity and long-term land value.