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Is PALO SANTO really endangered? Learn about the process of picking-up palo santo wood

Learn more and keep updated about our reforestation/restoration program of Palo Santo Bursera Graveolens: #PaloSantoDoneRight 🌱 https://ecuadorianhands.com/en/blog/p... 🟠Positive carbon product 🟠Support the restoration of the Palo Santo dry forest. 100% Ecological and Sustainable. 🟠Support Native Communities. 🟠Full traceability: Straight from the forest to your hands! 🟠This product is made without damaging the Palo Santo wood tree. We only process wood that has been found naturally dead in the forest. Get PaloSanto products Free Shipping in #EcuadorianHands : https://ecuadorianhands.com/en/retail... We are aware of current concerns in social media about the future of the Palo Santo Bursera Graveolens tree. Unfortunately, the number of FakeNews or news issued without a true knowledge of the facts, are increasing exponentially in social networks. In this video we will clear up doubts regarding the process of picking up this sacred wood of sweet, woody, citrus and a slight mint aroma, which contains natural medicinal properties that makes your body good. We process only naturally dead branches and trunks, without cutting down any living trees, damaging the surrounding area or making new paths. There is not harvesting of palosanto, but recollecting (pick up) of naturally dead palosanto. The Palo Santo is commonly known as a native species of the dry-tropical forests of Ecuador. The inhabitants of the surrounding communities live from the trade of Palo Santo. This means that if they do not find clients for the it, they will cut it down to use the land for corn, livestock, developments, etc. (For example, La Refineria del Pacifico/Manta-Ecuador, where around 1000 hectares of trees, including Palo Santo, were cut down for the development of this "white elephant" which is abandoned.) So contrary to what is currently being portrayed in social media, the real threat to this wood is precisely the lack of use, the little value we give to it. It is when this happens that this tree is going to be really in danger! We are working in making palo santo sustainable by restoring the dry-tropical forest where this sacred tree lives, providing also social and economic wealth to people of its communities. By getting your Palo Santo products from EcuadorianHands.com you also help to preserve this precious tree. Uses and benefits of Palo Santo https://ecuadorianhands.com/en/blog/p...