Nature-based carbon removal

Rebalancing the world through nature-based carbon removal

We combine GIS and carbon-methodology expertise with hands-on forestry experience to develop integrated landscape projects that deliver benefits for climate, people, and biodiversity.

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WHAT WE DO

We help developers assess carbon market value and deliver forestry and restoration projects that restore degraded landscapes and provide carbon removals for companies seeking to meet their net zero climate targets.

Assess value
Restore landscapes
Deliver removals

OUR APPROACH

Our approach connects GIS expertise and spatial evidence with hands-on forestry experience, guiding projects from landscape assessment to practical restoration that creates healthy, sustainable and productive natural systems.

GIS expertise
Spatial evidence
Hands-on forestry

Integrated landscapes

Taking an integrated landscape approach to benefit people and climate

By harnessing the power of nature we are creating meaningful change for our planet and society.

SilviCarbon is developing high-quality reforestation projects in Asia and South America, regenerating heavily degraded land and creating local value through carbon removal certificates and sustainable timber, biomass and biochar production.

We advise some of the largest reforestation projects in the world, supporting project owners to generate carbon removal certificates, attract carbon financing and maximise value from carbon.

Our purpose

Harnessing
the power
of nature

“Limiting global warming to 1.5°C requires global net human-caused emissions of carbon dioxide to reach net-zero around 2050.”

Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change

SilviCarbon believes in the importance of scalability to combat climate change. Large-scale reforestation projects are currently among the most affordable and scalable ways of removing and storing carbon from the atmosphere.

Integrity starts with project design. We test land eligibility, carbon assumptions and operational feasibility, then connect the findings with community participation, environmental safeguards and biodiversity priorities.

Expected carbon removals depend on the landscape, forestry approach, baseline and monitoring evidence. We distinguish estimates from independently verified outcomes.

How we put integrity into practice