The Chaco region is the most extensive dry forest formation in South America and second biggest. (Naumann & Madariaga, 2003). Between 2000 and 2019 9.5 million hectares of the Chaco region has been deforested. This is a consequence of the lax laws, administrative irregularities, secret pacts between private enterprises and the government, who widespread noncompliance with regulations that have contributed to the relentless expansion of the agricultural and livestock industries. This is not only threatening biodiversity but also changing the frequency of droughts and floods, and relentless native species from regenerating in their habitats. This VR experience speculates a world where collaboration for the common good becomes essential.