Optimising land use by recognising natural capital value
Our group
The African Conservation Development Group (ACDG) is pioneering an evidence-driven approach to delivering sustainable development in tropical forest ecosystems.
We develop large scale sustainable land-use projects that unlock commercial value from an ecosystem while maintaining ecosystem function, conserving biodiversity and improving local livelihoods.
Grande Mayumba, our flagship project, is based in southern Gabon. We hold the rights to consolidate and sustainably develop a land area of 731,000 hectares.
About the projectLibreville
Petit Loango Lodge
Grande Mayumba
Atlantic Ocean
Equatorial guinea
Republic of Congo
50 km
"Our team has decades of experience in large scale integrated land-use development in Africa. We are deeply committed to delivering socio-economic development to the highest ESG standards."John Dennis, Joint CEO
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local jobs created over the next 10 years
comprising diverse ecosystems conserved in perpetuity
Sweat pouring down his face, Iftikhar Ali, a bond trader and former hedge fund manager, is nervously...
The COP26 donor statement committing $1.5bn to support the protection of the Congo Basin forests mar...
As oil dwindles, Gabon is looking for new sources of revenue. It wants to be paid for preserving its...
We hold the rights to consolidate and sustainably develop a land area of 731,000 hectares for commercial agriculture...
Grande Mayumba
