We use agroforestry ecosystems on a large scale to remove carbon and deliver High-Integrity Carbon Credits, ensuring a continuous flow lasting for decades. Agroforestry contributes to climate change mitigation in three ways

Sequestering carbon in biomass and soils

Reducing greenhouse gas emissions

Avoiding emissions through reduced fossil fuel and energy usage on farms

We deliver tailored solutions for corporations and governments to address the Climate Emergency, offering sustainability strategies, emission reduction initiatives, green technologies, and climate policy support. Our expertise in Article 6 activation enables global cooperation and emissions trading under the Paris Agreement. Central to our work is the issuance and sale of Green Bonds, with funds dedicated exclusively to environmentally-focused projects, driving the global transition to a greener financial landscape.

Join our initiative to restore the Congo Basin rainforest by planting 12 billion native trees with 20-fold carbon-capturing capacity, making a major impact on global climate efforts. As the world’s largest carbon sink, surpassing the Amazon, the Congo Basin is vital for climate stability, food security, indigenous communities, endangered species, and global biodiversity—its preservation is essential for both Africa’s future and humanity as a whole.

We leverage satellite data and artificial intelligence (AI) to guide high-quality carbon offset investments that remove carbon and restore nature, while advancing innovation in large-scale tropical agroforestry ecosystems. Through strategic partnerships with local and indigenous organizations, academic institutions, and scientific bodies, we develop cutting-edge solutions and collaborate with rural plant nurseries to boost capacity and adaptation. Agroforestry ecosystems not only capture carbon but also provide food, fiber, medicines, profit for local communities, and vital habitats for biodiversity.