B4 is committed to being the bridge between real-world projects and companies seeking to adopt sustainable practices. By listing assets such as Coomysa’s, B4 strengthens an ecosystem grounded in reliable methodologies, real-time tracking, and its Accreditation Standard, contributing to both regulated and voluntary markets.

The project marks the progress of a new phase in the regenerative market, where sustainable assets find a place in a trustworthy environment.

Coomysa is a cooperative created to connect local producers in Rio Grande do Sul to sustainable asset markets, such as regulated carbon credits.

Its mission is to economically empower those who care for the land and who, historically, have not had access to modern market tools. By unifying resources, strategies, and knowledge, Coomysa serves as a bridge between sustainable land management and income distribution through sustainable practices.

🏞 The Camaquã Project – Pampa Biome

The first project listed by the cooperative is Fazenda Camaquã, located in the district of Palmas, in Bagé (RS). The property spans approximately 1,600 hectares, with around 900 hectares of preserved native vegetation from the Pampa biome.

Even before generating carbon credits, the project’s primary focus is the real preservation of local fauna and flora. The land management plan was designed to avoid any activity that could lead to native vegetation loss, promoting ecological balance and constant monitoring of local biodiversity.

🧪 Locally Developed, Science-Based Methodology for the Regulated Market

The carbon credits are certified using a methodology developed in partnership with the Federal University of Santa Maria (UFSM) specifically for this project.

This methodology is grounded in widely accepted principles such as the GHG Protocol and other international best practices. By relying on a locally built scientific framework aligned with national legislation, the Camaquã Project contributes to the consolidation of a regional accreditation standard that supports the foundations of a still-developing regulated market.

💠 Goal of the Camaquã Project: Structuring the New Headquarters

As outlined in the Camaquã Project’s distribution plan—and considering the entire lifespan of the generated carbon credits—the new headquarters is being designed as a hub for innovation, training, and technical support for the region’s sustainable development. The proposal includes:

Multifunctional Auditorium: A space equipped to host events, training sessions, community meetings, and assemblies.

Training Rooms and Environmental AI Lab: Infrastructure dedicated to courses, hands-on training, and the development of technologies for environmental monitoring (such as drones, remote sensing, and GIS).

Technical Support for Producers: Direct assistance for land registration, document management, and the design of carbon credit projects.

University Extension Area: Demonstration stations for sustainable practices in forestry and agroecology, in collaboration with educational and research institutions.

Community and Educational Space: An area dedicated to environmental education, school visits, and engagement with local leaders.

Sustainability in Practice: The headquarters will feature solar energy systems, water reuse technologies, and the efficient use of natural resources, serving as a reference in ecological construction.

Figure 1 – Distribution Plan of the Coomysa Camaquã Project

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At B4, projects have a public commitment regarding the proceeds from carbon credit sales, following a schedule that is traceable, transparent, and audited—ensuring the mission and purpose of each listed project are upheld.

🐾 The Pampas Cat – Symbol of the Camaquã Project

To represent the endangered biodiversity of the Pampa biome, the project has chosen the native Pampas cat (Leopardus munoai) as a symbol of its conservation efforts. This species is an ecological health indicator and features as the central element on the NFT-format carbon credit certificate listed on B4—reflecting a strong commitment to environmental preservation.

💠 Carbon Credit Certificate in NFT Format

The carbon credits generated by the Camaquã Project are represented by a digital certificate in NFT format, listed on B4 – the Climate Action Exchange. This document serves as a public, immutable digital record and includes:

• Total Volume: 137,662.000 tCO₂eq
• Issuance Date: June 20, 2025
• Type: Forest
• Market: Regulated
• Location: Brazil, RS, Bagé
• Public Registry: Polygon Network
• Originator: Coomysa Cooperative
• Certificate of Compliance: UFSM – Federal University of Santa Maria

The full special project page is available here:

🔗 b4.capital/pt/projeto-especial-camaqua

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About Coomysa

COOMYSA was created with the vision of uniting economy and preservation in a profitable way, bringing benefits to companies, landowners, and society as a whole.

We connect landowners to the global environmental asset market, creating a new income stream that encourages the preservation of entire ecosystems. At the same time, we help companies reduce or offset their GHG emissions, gaining competitive advantages in both national and international markets.

• 🌐 Official Website: https://www.coomysa1.com.br
• 📸 Instagram: @coomysa
• 📘 Facebook: facebook.com/coomysa
• ✉️ Email: atendimento@coomysa1.com.br