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Impact
Satellites On Fire exists to protect biodiversity, communities and forests.
Environmental protection with social impact
Our impact projects focus on protecting biodiversity-rich territories, managed by foundations or non-profit organizations, from forest fires and illegal logging. These organizations do not assume the costs of protection, as they are funded by philanthropists, sustainability departments and corporate CSR, among others. In addition, we measure the impact of our actions, ensuring that they benefit both the environment and nearby communities.
One of our projects, with Genneia and Fundación Patagonia Natural
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1. No poverty
People living in poverty are hit hardest by wildfires: they have the fewest resources to adapt and recover.
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2. Zero hunger
Wildfires destroy the crops, grazing land and forests many communities depend on for food.
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3. Good health and well-being
Smoke and released pollutants degrade air quality, affecting people's health.
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5. Gender equality
Women and girls in vulnerable communities face greater risks during disasters such as wildfires.
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6. Clean water and sanitation
Ash and black carbon washing into rivers and lakes degrade water quality and aquatic ecosystems.
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9. Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Fires damage infrastructure such as power grids and telecommunications, impacting both urban and rural life.
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13. Climate action
Wildfires release large amounts of CO2, accelerating climate change and creating feedback loops that intensify disasters.
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14. Life below water
Wildfires in areas near coasts and bodies of water release pollutants that affect marine life.
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15. Life on land
Wildfires destroy natural habitats, reducing biodiversity and causing lasting impacts on terrestrial ecosystems.
The Sustainable Development Goals we contribute to
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