TreeWater Projects

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TreeWater Projects
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Australia Land Reclamation Fund

• The first of two projects in Australia,
• Purchase land for 1 per acre,
• Plant Paulownia forests,
• Use geothermal energy to desalinate water for the
  trees and the caretakers,
• Harvest large profits in five years.

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Aboriginal Land Reclamation Fund

• As above with a philanthropic twist.
• Partnership with the Aborigines to improve their
  economic status and living conditions.

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California Farmland Reclamation Fund

• Millions of acres of land are being fallowed by
  brine in Californias fertile San Joaquin Valley.
• Save the farmers by using the geothermal heat to
  desalinate this water, used to raise Paulownia
  trees, lowering the ground water level, and still
  reaping high returns.

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Indian Land Reclamation Fund

• Many locations around the U.S. have Indians
  living above geothermal heat and briny aquifers
  which can be used to create tree farming
  operations improving their living conditions and
  economic status.

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North American Water Fund

• The northern most fund desalinating in Mexico and
  pumping water into the United States for sale to
  local water districts.
• The fund takes advantage of the Laguna Salada
  Project bringing ocean water 70 miles closer to
  the U.S. (see next slide).

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Laguna Salada Projects

• The worlds largest development project
• The largest zero carbon emission project using
  geothermal energy for power and desalinating
  water
• TreeWater is proud to be involved at all levels
  in this important project, as the next slides
  will illustrate

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Cucapah Land Reclamation Fund

• Direct assistance, employment and partnership
  with the native Cucapah people to raise Paulownia
  trees on their land.
• The plan builds homes and provides jobs before
  profit sharing with the native workers.

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Cucapah Sustainable Development Fund

• This fund invests only in projects on Cucapah
  lands which are sustainable and profit share with
  Cucapah workers in the projects.

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Cucapah Forest Resort Fund

• The forest projects on Cucapah land have the
  advantage of creating an unusual desert forest
  environment which can be sued to create a unique
  golfing experience. This resort fund takes
  advantage of this situation and partners with the
  Cucapah people in that effort.

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Ejido Renewable Energy Fund

• Ejido lands to the west of the lagoon can be used
  for large energy projects taking advantage of
  geothermal and solar energy.
• This fund does just that and will cooperate with
  projects in the united States and benefiting the
  Ejido members (ejiditarios).

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Laguna Island Golf Resort

• This fund creates an island resort in Laguna
  Salada with the focus on golf.
• The large island will be a destination resort
  with all vacationing needs available from golf to
  shipping, to entertainment and other sporting
  activities.
• Various quality resorts meet the needs of all
  vacation planners.

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Laguna Salada Utility Fund

• This fund invests in the locally distributed
  utilities of Strident Ltd as an investor in the
  individual locations.
• Strident owns the right to do the utilities at
  Laguna Salada, we help with the funding of those
  locations and, of course, share in the profits.

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Laguna Salada Maquita Resort

• The resort is fashioned like a large circle with
  shopping at every turn.
• Attached to both hotels and resort condominiums
  and using the golf facility as a water reuse
  center, this is a resort destination at Laguna
  Salada.

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Laguna Walk Resort

• The resort is fashioned after the creators
  Anaheim Garden Walks original drawings for an
  entertainment and shopping mixed use project.
• Scaled down here to allow for future expansion as
  the lagoon resort area grows, all the original
  concepts proved in Anaheim will be here as well.
• As above, the golf course is the water reuse
  facility for the project, hotels, and
  condimuniums.
• See the next slide.

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