BIOSORRAKN operates in Kenya providing a unique carbon removal solution while addressing food security and climate justice among farmers by transforming crop waste into crop yield

The Lucrat biochar project integrates pyrolysis equipment into industrial value chains in Germany, to create specialty biochar that sequesters carbon for several hundred years.

42,000 acres of southern Appalachian hardwood forest. Through sustainable management of forest CO2 stocks, the project provides climate benefits through carbon sequestration

The Soilfood Soil Amendments project in Finland converts pulp waste into natural fertilizers for farmers, storing carbon and reducing the dependence on harmful chemical fertilizers.

The Pyrocal project in Australia converts organic materials into biochar that can store CO2 for thousands of years.

These projects conserve and protect more than 76,000 hectares of bio-diverse forest within the Yucatán Peninsula, Mexico. They are hosted by the local communal landowners, the Ejidos X-Hazil y Anexos, Caoba, and Felipe Carrillo Puerto. The projects were developed by The Earth Lab, an experienced local carbon project developer, in partnership with Invert.

The Trees for Global Benefits (TGB) project promotes community-led activities that reduce the exploitation of forest resources and arrest the decline of the ecosystem in Uganda.

Approx 13,400 acres of southern Appalachian hardwood forest. Through sustainable management of forest CO2 stocks, the project provides climate benefits through carbon sequestration