Africa’s unmatched potential
Africa’s forests are among the world’s most important ‘carbon sinks’ mitigating climate change today. But with more degraded tropical forest land than any other continent, their restoration represents the single most powerful tool the world has to draw down carbon in pursuit of net zero.
Africa’s most degraded rainforest landscape is the Upper Guinean Forest, where our first two projects are located, employing 2,000 people. This is one of the highest priority areas for reforestation globally, combining rapid carbon removal, exceptional native biodiversity and potential for socioeconomic impact.
Restoration: second nature to us
The future is restorable.
By applying the best of restoration science combined with commercial forestry best practices, we can bring back rainforests three times quicker than by natural regeneration alone. Our Science team is on a mission to accelerate this and make our forests ever more resilient, supported by our Scientific Advisory Board.
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A complete ecosystem
We don’t outsource.
We deliver every stage of rainforest restoration: from developing carbon projects under the latest methodologies, to establishing Africa’s largest indigenous tree nurseries, to protecting our forests for the coming decades. Our integration enables continuous improvement and transparency, underpinned by proprietary data analytics.
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A permanent commitment
We invest for decades, and plan for centuries.
Our projects - each spanning more than 100,000 hectares - will generate some of the highest-quality carbon credits available. We monitor our carbon, biodiversity, and social impact with precision, conservatism and integrity, and via a ‘land-sparing’ model deliver long-term agricultural improvement and infrastructure investment for neighbouring communities.
