"By the grace of RainTrust's international experience, we are committed to further developing a partnership with RainTrust Ltd. and the Brazilian State of Piauí, which encompasses 25 million hectares (62 million acres) of tropical forests and beautiful beaches and possesses enormous productive potential for various extractive reserves. We are poised to place our lands into RainTrust Conservation Easements for the benefit of building sustainable business and we welcome RainTrust Travel, the most interesting eco-tourism business we have ever seen."

— Senator Alberto Silva (Brazil)
Former two-term Governor of the Brazilian State of Piaui, currently serving his second term as Senator

"The Brazilian people appreciate RainTrust's approach to solving the world's environmental problem by honoring its sacred rainforest lands and providing a realtime approach to assisting its stakeholders. RainTrust understands that to save the Amazon from further destruction it must create wherewithal for the forest people while providing an economic replacement to the Brazilian soybean industry, the largest deforestation culprit. We look forward to working side-by-side with RainTrust on its historic conservation easement and sustainable business development initiatives. We stand ready to assist in promoting this critical plan and political agenda."

— Ana Sucar
Environmental Activist, Founder of Angels (NGO based in Sao Paulo, Brazil)
Attorney (Amazonas, Brazil)

"I am happy to be working with RainTrust as it is the answer to assisting us with the very demanding job of conservation and preservation on our properties. We are a private owner of over 1.2 million acres in the Amazon and are proud to contribute to the RainTrust program. We welcome all 'RainTrustee's' to assist us in sponsoring our work and to visit their individually sponsored land which I am sure will be a wonderful experience for everyone. We are especially happy to let everyone know how important our mission is to help the 50,000 people that live on a section of the property. We look forward to producing sustainable and certified products from our properties thanks to the RainTrust organization."

— Zak Moriaka
Rainforest landowner (Sao Paulo, Brazil)

"To remain standing, the rainforest must be more valuable in place than destroyed. And local people must reap their fair share of the benefits. RainTrust plans to help create that value by working in tandem with the citizens of the Amazon. We will be watching the eco-tourism initiative with special interest."

— Bill Hinchberger
São Paulo-based foreign correspondent & Founding Editor of "BrazilMax: The Hip Guide to Brazil"

"We are a company in the Amazon eagerly looking for help to bring our products to the world. We thank you RainTrust for it's ambition to help our cause and our peoples and know and trust in RainTrust. A sincere thank you."

— Juscelino Portela
Business Director Portela Industria e Comercio de Madeiras, Ltda (Manaus, Brazil)