Co-planting

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2026-2028 Campaign: T'boli Tribe in Lake Sebu, Cotabato City Join us in empowering the T'boli tribe to preserve their community and indigenous culture while serving as stewards and guardians of your co-planted agarwood trees. Each hectare enrolled in our agarwood co‑planting program directly supports a Philippine indigenous community in securing and sustaining stewardship over their ancestral domain. By co‑planting even a single hectare, co-planting partners anywhere in the world can help a Philippine tribe defend their ancestral land, uphold cultural heritage, and ensure that future generations can continue their traditions, while also earning profit sharing and reforesting the Philippines. Every harvest follows a clear and transparent sharing model: 50% of net proceeds empower the Tribal Land Owner in protecting their ancestral domain while managing your agarwood trees, 30% recognizes the Co‑Planter’s commitment to sustainable agroforestry, and 20% supports Dendrotonics in delivering expertise, inoculation, and market access. Ask for a consultation or attend our webinar to learn more about this opportunity - visit us at dendrotonics.com