Palm island and white beach approached from the sea in Fiji

Remote Fiji · Since 2011

Totoka means beautiful.
We grow it back.

A long-horizon agro-forestry platform in remote Fiji — diversified forests, living water, and sea logistics. We take the opposite path from short-term extraction.

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24,000 t^*: CO₂ drawn down each year
USD 30M: invested
260,000: trees planted
300+: islands within reach

Since 2012

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Cumulative CO₂ sequestered since we have owned the forests, counting up at 24,000 tonnes per year^* — about 0.76 kg each second.

That compensates for — one-way economy flights from Australia to Fiji.

* Based on 4-year measurements carried out with permanent sample plots in accordance with the specification of the Department of Conservation, Permanent 20 × 20 m forest plots, Version 1.0, generally used in New Zealand.

Drasa

Drasa reforestation timeline

The same ground, photographed as the forest grew back. Dates are when each picture was taken. Where two stills share a viewpoint, drag to compare before and after.

Newly planted seedlings on prepared ground at Drasa — 23 April 2018 — Newly planted seedlings on prepared ground.

Time scale

Company

Harmonizing sustainable agro-forestry with breathtaking beauty.

Totoka Islands Ltd, a privately owned company registered in Fiji since 2012, is leading efforts in sustainable development, focusing on reforestation, forest stewardship, and integrated property development in remote areas of Fiji.

Integrated agro-forestry

A sustainable ecosystem of diversified forests — more than 260,000 trees planted — cultivating a natural landscape that selectively provides the resources we need while preserving the beauty and vitality of our surroundings.

AQUAM INSULA

The discovery of a high-quality water source in the Ba region led to AQUAM INSULA sparkling water, bottled in eco-friendly glass and produced in a solar-powered facility.

Carbon-negative forests

Its forests remove 24,000 tons of carbon dioxide annually, reinforcing the company’s dedication to carbon-negative operations.

Commercial barging

Commercial barging services using its ex-navy barge address sea logistics needs across Fiji’s more than 300 islands.

Solar-powered sawmilling

An integrated timber processing facility with three modern sawmills, a timber drying kiln and a planing machine, all powered by a dedicated 500 kW off-grid solar power plant in Drasa, Lautoka.

Marine civil engineering

The division designs and builds marine infrastructure in the Fiji archipelago — secure moorings, floating docks, breakwaters and small harbour facilities that support tourism and local communities.

The work