The environmental mission of Tangaloa Prime Corporation, an eco-commercial company, is to help "save the rainforests" for our children's legacy with Tangaloa Prime hardwood. Both in actual practice and as a measure of its beliefs, Tangaloa's environmental mission speaks to our deep concerns about the kind of world we shall leave our children. The challenging and costly effort to develop its Tangaloa Prime high-quality hardwood from a non-rainforests resource underscores that concern and belief. With the successful completion of its wood development, Tangaloa holds the key to "saving" our world's rainforests now.

"Stop cutting the trees!"

Environmentally, the raw resource for Tangaloa hardwood is an agricultural waste and consists of billions of senile Tangaloa coco palms that are past their productive years. They are found on thousands of old and abandoned copra plantations around the world, the result of collapsed world markets for high-fat coconut oil from copra (dried coconut meat), many years ago.

Today, copra plantations, many of which were established in colonial days, have been reduced in size or simply abandoned. Today, billions of old and non-productive trees, with no intrinsic value and use, crowd third-world landscapes. Today, the old trees are either cut to replant with new trees or simply left to fall and rot. Today, Tangaloa changes all of that and transforms a major agricultural residue into a critcally important forestry product. Today, the dimensions of the Tangaloa resource can save millions of rainforest giants and their precious ecologies.