Protected Ecosystems.
End-to-End Traceability.
At Scale.

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A new model for nature stewardship

For too long, low visibility into where conservation dollars go — or what that money has achieved - has limited the growth of nature finance. We’re working to change that, powered by EarthAcre’s platform.

WHAT WE DO

We help project developers engage & onboard community members at the individual level, even with complex community structures and land tenures.
- Be guided through Free Prior Informed Consent (FPIC) Processes, with Standardized Materials
- Digitize essential landowner data, with an easy-to-use platform
- Verify & keep records up-to-date over the project’s lifetime
We align community incentives for long-term conservation outcomes, with the fair and transparent distribution of benefits.
- Use powerful benefit sharing tools, enabling the delivery of direct payments to community members instead of simply to a representative group.
- Have end-to-end financial transparency for every disbursement
- Track revenue distribution between stakeholders
Amplify your credibility with rigorous monitoring of nature outcomes over a project lifetime, in comparison to reference sites.
- Biodiversity Capacity measurements gauge project impacts on nature outcomes
- Ground truth measurements paired with scalable remote sensing technology
- Delivered in partnership with the Davies Lab at Harvard University
Make conservation the financially feasible choice, by leveraging emerging nature markets to pay landowners for each unit area sustained or restored.
- Available as EarthAcre Sustain and EarthAcre Restore: Representing 1 acre conserved or restored for 10 years
- Also available with Verra SDVista

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WHO WE WORK WITH

We partner with project developers, communities, and funders alike to to build trust in nature finance and accrue value across nature markets.

Project Developers

Onboard community beneficiaries & deliver payments with end-to-end traceability

Nature Funders

Measure social and environmental impact of their investment

Community Landowners

Aligned incentives for long - term projects

See where our platform has made a difference

NATURE-BASED SECTORS WE SERVE :

Carbon & Biodiversity Credits

Eco-tourism

Conservation

Philanthropy

Payments for Ecosystem Services

Carbon & Biodiversity Credits Eco-tourism Conservation Philanthropy Payments for Ecosystem Services

Ol Kinyei

Supporting the highest lion densities on indigenous lands in the Maasai Mara ecosystem
SIZE: 11,303 acres
PARTNERS: East Africa Carbon and Biodiversity Limited, Gamewatchers Safaris

KEY ECOSYSTEM INTERVENTIONS
- Direct payments to >100 indigenous households, layering nature payments with ecotourism
- Building lion proof livestock enclosures to minimize human-wildlife conflict occurrences
- Phase 2: Removal of fences to restore the essential wildlife corridors
Eselenkei

Expanding protected areas for the giant tusker elephants in the Amboseli ecosystem
SIZE: 1,269 acres
PARTNERS: East Africa Carbon and Biodiversity Limited, Gamewatchers Safaris

KEY ECOSYSTEM INTERVENTIONS
- Direct cash transfers to pastoralists to expand habitat by making conservation a financial feasible choice
- Reducing grazing pressure of livestock on the land
- Hiring ranges to manage invasive species
Kitengela-Kipeto

Protecting the last remaining corridor that protects Nairobi National Park, the only place on earth with rhinos in the heart of a capital city.
SIZE: 20,303 acres
PARTNERS: East Africa Carbon and Biodiversity Limited, The Wildlife Foundation

KEY ECOSYSTEM INTERVENTIONS
- Direct cash transfers to indigenous households to maintain a critical corridor
- Phase 2 will focus on removing fencing and expanding the corridor
East Africa Grassland Carbon Project

Preventing the loss of topsoil cover, improving soil carbon sequestration, regenerating vegetation, and accelerating the restoration of soil fertility and ecosystem services.
SIZE: 22,311 acres
PARTNERS: Boomitra

KEY ECOSYSTEM INTERVENTIONS
Assisting landowners in adopting improved grassland management practices including rotational grazing, biodiversity conservation, improved livestock and water management, and capacity-building programs.