• Suzano connected 214,368 hectares of native forest across Brazil’s Atlantic Forest, Cerrado, Amazon biomes via ecological corridors over four years, part of target to connect 500,000 hectares by 2030.
• Connectivity expanded by 55,366 hectares in 2025, lifting progress toward company’s biodiversity and restoration commitments outlined in its 2025 Sustainability Report.
• Program includes work on company-owned land plus third-party areas, using partnerships with communities, landowners, civil society groups, external funders to scale restoration beyond Suzano footprint.
• Nature Strategy launched in 2025 uses IUCN-backed STAR methodology to prioritize threats to endangered species; monitoring in corridor areas recorded 97 endangered species, with 19 selected as focus for action.
• Amazon effort includes RPPN Nova Descoberta private reserve in Maranhão spanning 5,800 hectares, designed to strengthen protection in Arc of Deforestation through links to nearby conservation units and Indigenous lands.

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