Working with over 1,000 small holder farmers, FCOTI helps those who work the land in Timor Leste to plant trees – sequestering carbon from the atmosphere. By placing reforestation hand in hand with socio-economic development, this project works to reconcile the relationship between people and our impact on the planet.

This community-driven Plan Vivo project works with more than 100 nomadic households in rural Mongolia to implement new approaches to restoring degraded grasslands – increasing soil carbon sequestration.

Running Tide combines technology, science, and the natural processes of the oceans to clean up the planet, such as by growing kelp which sequesters CO2. The macroalgae is then sunk to the deep ocean floor where it’s stored for at least 800 years – thought to be one of the planet’s most effective and permanent carbon removal systems.

UNDO works at the cutting edge of science alongside experts in the climate, carbon and agricultural sectors to develop the enhanced rock weathering process technology. This accelerates a natural geological process, permanently removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere for 100,000+ years.

Pelorus Foundation’s new agroforestry project supports smallholder famers to enhance their land with the growth and management of food trees. The carbon credits are developed in an integrated way, underpinning Pelorus Foundation’s belief that we should not be looking at the environment in an isolated way, but together with social issues that communities face.