Producing biochar using waste biomass in the USA

Wakefield Biochar is a minority-owned American company dedicated to enhancing the planet’s health through its mission of “Better Soil. Better World.” The company focuses on transforming waste from pulp, paper, and sawmills into biochar.

Boosting crops and soil whilst permanently locking up CO₂ with UNDO

UNDO spreads its carbon-removing silicate rock on partner farmers’ land free of charge. To date, they have spread 170k tonnes of basalt on 163 farms, totalling 8.6k hectares.

Transforming waste into biogas in Cambodia

The Biodigester Program was designed to address the gaps in access to electricity, whilst also providing local jobs, a reduction of GHG emissions and a number of other benefits for rural household users.

Conserving the Amazon in Brazil

Fazenda Manoa, situated in Rondônia in southern Brazil. The main objective of the project is developing activities to mitigate climate change, reduce GHG emissions caused by deforestation and forest degradation, promoting social well-being and conserving local biodiversity.

Fuel-efficient cookstoves in Uganda

UpEnergy, headquartered in Uganda, works in low income communities to fight climate change while providing affordable, life improving clean technologies that protect local environments.

Planting forest gardens in Busoga, Uganda

Trees for the Future has planted more than 250 million trees since it was founded in 1989. In addition to enhancing ecological and environmental benefits at planting sites around the world, TREES’ staff are experts in agroforestry.

Restoring blue carbon ecosystems

By funding blue carbon projects through Ecologi, you’ll be supporting a range of projects around the world which contribute to locking up carbon in these incredible coastal ecosystems.

Restoring Wildflowers, Wetlands and Wildlife

We will be funding the restoration and conservation of 4 types of habitats: wildflower meadows, wetlands (including peatland restoration), heathland, and woodland.

Producing biochar from waste biomass in Wales

Carbon Hill is a family-run farm with a 20-year history in the biomass industry, having transitioned to biochar production over the past three years.

Producing biochar using waste biomass in the USA

Wakefield Biochar is a minority-owned American company dedicated to enhancing the planet’s health through its mission of “Better Soil. Better World.” The company focuses on transforming waste from pulp, paper, and sawmills into biochar.

Boosting crops and soil whilst permanently locking up CO₂ with UNDO

UNDO spreads its carbon-removing silicate rock on partner farmers’ land free of charge. To date, they have spread 170k tonnes of basalt on 163 farms, totalling 8.6k hectares.

Transforming waste into biogas in Cambodia

The Biodigester Program was designed to address the gaps in access to electricity, whilst also providing local jobs, a reduction of GHG emissions and a number of other benefits for rural household users.

Conserving the Amazon in Brazil

Fazenda Manoa, situated in Rondônia in southern Brazil. The main objective of the project is developing activities to mitigate climate change, reduce GHG emissions caused by deforestation and forest degradation, promoting social well-being and conserving local biodiversity.

Fuel-efficient cookstoves in Uganda

UpEnergy, headquartered in Uganda, works in low income communities to fight climate change while providing affordable, life improving clean technologies that protect local environments.

Planting forest gardens in Busoga, Uganda

Trees for the Future has planted more than 250 million trees since it was founded in 1989. In addition to enhancing ecological and environmental benefits at planting sites around the world, TREES’ staff are experts in agroforestry.

Restoring blue carbon ecosystems

By funding blue carbon projects through Ecologi, you’ll be supporting a range of projects around the world which contribute to locking up carbon in these incredible coastal ecosystems.

Restoring Wildflowers, Wetlands and Wildlife

We will be funding the restoration and conservation of 4 types of habitats: wildflower meadows, wetlands (including peatland restoration), heathland, and woodland.

Producing biochar from waste biomass in Wales

Carbon Hill is a family-run farm with a 20-year history in the biomass industry, having transitioned to biochar production over the past three years.

Producing biochar using waste biomass in the USA

Wakefield Biochar is a minority-owned American company dedicated to enhancing the planet’s health through its mission of “Better Soil. Better World.” The company focuses on transforming waste from pulp, paper, and sawmills into biochar.

Boosting crops and soil whilst permanently locking up CO₂ with UNDO

UNDO spreads its carbon-removing silicate rock on partner farmers’ land free of charge. To date, they have spread 170k tonnes of basalt on 163 farms, totalling 8.6k hectares.

Transforming waste into biogas in Cambodia

The Biodigester Program was designed to address the gaps in access to electricity, whilst also providing local jobs, a reduction of GHG emissions and a number of other benefits for rural household users.

Conserving the Amazon in Brazil

Fazenda Manoa, situated in Rondônia in southern Brazil. The main objective of the project is developing activities to mitigate climate change, reduce GHG emissions caused by deforestation and forest degradation, promoting social well-being and conserving local biodiversity.

Fuel-efficient cookstoves in Uganda

UpEnergy, headquartered in Uganda, works in low income communities to fight climate change while providing affordable, life improving clean technologies that protect local environments.

Planting forest gardens in Busoga, Uganda

Trees for the Future has planted more than 250 million trees since it was founded in 1989. In addition to enhancing ecological and environmental benefits at planting sites around the world, TREES’ staff are experts in agroforestry.

Restoring blue carbon ecosystems

By funding blue carbon projects through Ecologi, you’ll be supporting a range of projects around the world which contribute to locking up carbon in these incredible coastal ecosystems.

Restoring Wildflowers, Wetlands and Wildlife

We will be funding the restoration and conservation of 4 types of habitats: wildflower meadows, wetlands (including peatland restoration), heathland, and woodland.

Producing biochar from waste biomass in Wales

Carbon Hill is a family-run farm with a 20-year history in the biomass industry, having transitioned to biochar production over the past three years.

Producing biochar using waste biomass in the USA

Wakefield Biochar is a minority-owned American company dedicated to enhancing the planet’s health through its mission of “Better Soil. Better World.” The company focuses on transforming waste from pulp, paper, and sawmills into biochar.

Boosting crops and soil whilst permanently locking up CO₂ with UNDO

UNDO spreads its carbon-removing silicate rock on partner farmers’ land free of charge. To date, they have spread 170k tonnes of basalt on 163 farms, totalling 8.6k hectares.

Transforming waste into biogas in Cambodia

The Biodigester Program was designed to address the gaps in access to electricity, whilst also providing local jobs, a reduction of GHG emissions and a number of other benefits for rural household users.

Conserving the Amazon in Brazil

Fazenda Manoa, situated in Rondônia in southern Brazil. The main objective of the project is developing activities to mitigate climate change, reduce GHG emissions caused by deforestation and forest degradation, promoting social well-being and conserving local biodiversity.

Fuel-efficient cookstoves in Uganda

UpEnergy, headquartered in Uganda, works in low income communities to fight climate change while providing affordable, life improving clean technologies that protect local environments.

Planting forest gardens in Busoga, Uganda

Trees for the Future has planted more than 250 million trees since it was founded in 1989. In addition to enhancing ecological and environmental benefits at planting sites around the world, TREES’ staff are experts in agroforestry.

Restoring blue carbon ecosystems

By funding blue carbon projects through Ecologi, you’ll be supporting a range of projects around the world which contribute to locking up carbon in these incredible coastal ecosystems.

Restoring Wildflowers, Wetlands and Wildlife

We will be funding the restoration and conservation of 4 types of habitats: wildflower meadows, wetlands (including peatland restoration), heathland, and woodland.

Producing biochar from waste biomass in Wales

Carbon Hill is a family-run farm with a 20-year history in the biomass industry, having transitioned to biochar production over the past three years.

Producing biochar using waste biomass in the USA

Wakefield Biochar is a minority-owned American company dedicated to enhancing the planet’s health through its mission of “Better Soil. Better World.” The company focuses on transforming waste from pulp, paper, and sawmills into biochar.

Boosting crops and soil whilst permanently locking up CO₂ with UNDO

UNDO spreads its carbon-removing silicate rock on partner farmers’ land free of charge. To date, they have spread 170k tonnes of basalt on 163 farms, totalling 8.6k hectares.

Transforming waste into biogas in Cambodia

The Biodigester Program was designed to address the gaps in access to electricity, whilst also providing local jobs, a reduction of GHG emissions and a number of other benefits for rural household users.

Conserving the Amazon in Brazil

Fazenda Manoa, situated in Rondônia in southern Brazil. The main objective of the project is developing activities to mitigate climate change, reduce GHG emissions caused by deforestation and forest degradation, promoting social well-being and conserving local biodiversity.

Fuel-efficient cookstoves in Uganda

UpEnergy, headquartered in Uganda, works in low income communities to fight climate change while providing affordable, life improving clean technologies that protect local environments.

Planting forest gardens in Busoga, Uganda

Trees for the Future has planted more than 250 million trees since it was founded in 1989. In addition to enhancing ecological and environmental benefits at planting sites around the world, TREES’ staff are experts in agroforestry.

Restoring blue carbon ecosystems

By funding blue carbon projects through Ecologi, you’ll be supporting a range of projects around the world which contribute to locking up carbon in these incredible coastal ecosystems.

Restoring Wildflowers, Wetlands and Wildlife

We will be funding the restoration and conservation of 4 types of habitats: wildflower meadows, wetlands (including peatland restoration), heathland, and woodland.

Producing biochar from waste biomass in Wales

Carbon Hill is a family-run farm with a 20-year history in the biomass industry, having transitioned to biochar production over the past three years.

Producing biochar using waste biomass in the USA

Wakefield Biochar is a minority-owned American company dedicated to enhancing the planet’s health through its mission of “Better Soil. Better World.” The company focuses on transforming waste from pulp, paper, and sawmills into biochar.

Boosting crops and soil whilst permanently locking up CO₂ with UNDO

UNDO spreads its carbon-removing silicate rock on partner farmers’ land free of charge. To date, they have spread 170k tonnes of basalt on 163 farms, totalling 8.6k hectares.

Transforming waste into biogas in Cambodia

The Biodigester Program was designed to address the gaps in access to electricity, whilst also providing local jobs, a reduction of GHG emissions and a number of other benefits for rural household users.

Conserving the Amazon in Brazil

Fazenda Manoa, situated in Rondônia in southern Brazil. The main objective of the project is developing activities to mitigate climate change, reduce GHG emissions caused by deforestation and forest degradation, promoting social well-being and conserving local biodiversity.

Fuel-efficient cookstoves in Uganda

UpEnergy, headquartered in Uganda, works in low income communities to fight climate change while providing affordable, life improving clean technologies that protect local environments.

Planting forest gardens in Busoga, Uganda

Trees for the Future has planted more than 250 million trees since it was founded in 1989. In addition to enhancing ecological and environmental benefits at planting sites around the world, TREES’ staff are experts in agroforestry.

Restoring blue carbon ecosystems

By funding blue carbon projects through Ecologi, you’ll be supporting a range of projects around the world which contribute to locking up carbon in these incredible coastal ecosystems.

Restoring Wildflowers, Wetlands and Wildlife

We will be funding the restoration and conservation of 4 types of habitats: wildflower meadows, wetlands (including peatland restoration), heathland, and woodland.

Producing biochar from waste biomass in Wales

Carbon Hill is a family-run farm with a 20-year history in the biomass industry, having transitioned to biochar production over the past three years.

Producing biochar using waste biomass in the USA

Wakefield Biochar is a minority-owned American company dedicated to enhancing the planet’s health through its mission of “Better Soil. Better World.” The company focuses on transforming waste from pulp, paper, and sawmills into biochar.

Boosting crops and soil whilst permanently locking up CO₂ with UNDO

UNDO spreads its carbon-removing silicate rock on partner farmers’ land free of charge. To date, they have spread 170k tonnes of basalt on 163 farms, totalling 8.6k hectares.

Transforming waste into biogas in Cambodia

The Biodigester Program was designed to address the gaps in access to electricity, whilst also providing local jobs, a reduction of GHG emissions and a number of other benefits for rural household users.

Conserving the Amazon in Brazil

Fazenda Manoa, situated in Rondônia in southern Brazil. The main objective of the project is developing activities to mitigate climate change, reduce GHG emissions caused by deforestation and forest degradation, promoting social well-being and conserving local biodiversity.

Fuel-efficient cookstoves in Uganda

UpEnergy, headquartered in Uganda, works in low income communities to fight climate change while providing affordable, life improving clean technologies that protect local environments.

Planting forest gardens in Busoga, Uganda

Trees for the Future has planted more than 250 million trees since it was founded in 1989. In addition to enhancing ecological and environmental benefits at planting sites around the world, TREES’ staff are experts in agroforestry.

Restoring blue carbon ecosystems

By funding blue carbon projects through Ecologi, you’ll be supporting a range of projects around the world which contribute to locking up carbon in these incredible coastal ecosystems.

Restoring Wildflowers, Wetlands and Wildlife

We will be funding the restoration and conservation of 4 types of habitats: wildflower meadows, wetlands (including peatland restoration), heathland, and woodland.

Producing biochar from waste biomass in Wales

Carbon Hill is a family-run farm with a 20-year history in the biomass industry, having transitioned to biochar production over the past three years.

Producing biochar using waste biomass in the USA

Wakefield Biochar is a minority-owned American company dedicated to enhancing the planet’s health through its mission of “Better Soil. Better World.” The company focuses on transforming waste from pulp, paper, and sawmills into biochar.

Boosting crops and soil whilst permanently locking up CO₂ with UNDO

UNDO spreads its carbon-removing silicate rock on partner farmers’ land free of charge. To date, they have spread 170k tonnes of basalt on 163 farms, totalling 8.6k hectares.

Transforming waste into biogas in Cambodia

The Biodigester Program was designed to address the gaps in access to electricity, whilst also providing local jobs, a reduction of GHG emissions and a number of other benefits for rural household users.

Conserving the Amazon in Brazil

Fazenda Manoa, situated in Rondônia in southern Brazil. The main objective of the project is developing activities to mitigate climate change, reduce GHG emissions caused by deforestation and forest degradation, promoting social well-being and conserving local biodiversity.

Fuel-efficient cookstoves in Uganda

UpEnergy, headquartered in Uganda, works in low income communities to fight climate change while providing affordable, life improving clean technologies that protect local environments.

Planting forest gardens in Busoga, Uganda

Trees for the Future has planted more than 250 million trees since it was founded in 1989. In addition to enhancing ecological and environmental benefits at planting sites around the world, TREES’ staff are experts in agroforestry.

Restoring blue carbon ecosystems

By funding blue carbon projects through Ecologi, you’ll be supporting a range of projects around the world which contribute to locking up carbon in these incredible coastal ecosystems.

Restoring Wildflowers, Wetlands and Wildlife

We will be funding the restoration and conservation of 4 types of habitats: wildflower meadows, wetlands (including peatland restoration), heathland, and woodland.

Producing biochar from waste biomass in Wales

Carbon Hill is a family-run farm with a 20-year history in the biomass industry, having transitioned to biochar production over the past three years.

Producing biochar using waste biomass in the USA

Wakefield Biochar is a minority-owned American company dedicated to enhancing the planet’s health through its mission of “Better Soil. Better World.” The company focuses on transforming waste from pulp, paper, and sawmills into biochar.

Boosting crops and soil whilst permanently locking up CO₂ with UNDO

UNDO spreads its carbon-removing silicate rock on partner farmers’ land free of charge. To date, they have spread 170k tonnes of basalt on 163 farms, totalling 8.6k hectares.

Transforming waste into biogas in Cambodia

The Biodigester Program was designed to address the gaps in access to electricity, whilst also providing local jobs, a reduction of GHG emissions and a number of other benefits for rural household users.

Conserving the Amazon in Brazil

Fazenda Manoa, situated in Rondônia in southern Brazil. The main objective of the project is developing activities to mitigate climate change, reduce GHG emissions caused by deforestation and forest degradation, promoting social well-being and conserving local biodiversity.

Fuel-efficient cookstoves in Uganda

UpEnergy, headquartered in Uganda, works in low income communities to fight climate change while providing affordable, life improving clean technologies that protect local environments.

Planting forest gardens in Busoga, Uganda

Trees for the Future has planted more than 250 million trees since it was founded in 1989. In addition to enhancing ecological and environmental benefits at planting sites around the world, TREES’ staff are experts in agroforestry.

Restoring blue carbon ecosystems

By funding blue carbon projects through Ecologi, you’ll be supporting a range of projects around the world which contribute to locking up carbon in these incredible coastal ecosystems.

Restoring Wildflowers, Wetlands and Wildlife

We will be funding the restoration and conservation of 4 types of habitats: wildflower meadows, wetlands (including peatland restoration), heathland, and woodland.

Producing biochar from waste biomass in Wales

Carbon Hill is a family-run farm with a 20-year history in the biomass industry, having transitioned to biochar production over the past three years.

Producing biochar using waste biomass in the USA

Wakefield Biochar is a minority-owned American company dedicated to enhancing the planet’s health through its mission of “Better Soil. Better World.” The company focuses on transforming waste from pulp, paper, and sawmills into biochar.

Boosting crops and soil whilst permanently locking up CO₂ with UNDO

UNDO spreads its carbon-removing silicate rock on partner farmers’ land free of charge. To date, they have spread 170k tonnes of basalt on 163 farms, totalling 8.6k hectares.

Transforming waste into biogas in Cambodia

The Biodigester Program was designed to address the gaps in access to electricity, whilst also providing local jobs, a reduction of GHG emissions and a number of other benefits for rural household users.

Conserving the Amazon in Brazil

Fazenda Manoa, situated in Rondônia in southern Brazil. The main objective of the project is developing activities to mitigate climate change, reduce GHG emissions caused by deforestation and forest degradation, promoting social well-being and conserving local biodiversity.

Fuel-efficient cookstoves in Uganda

UpEnergy, headquartered in Uganda, works in low income communities to fight climate change while providing affordable, life improving clean technologies that protect local environments.

Planting forest gardens in Busoga, Uganda

Trees for the Future has planted more than 250 million trees since it was founded in 1989. In addition to enhancing ecological and environmental benefits at planting sites around the world, TREES’ staff are experts in agroforestry.

Restoring blue carbon ecosystems

By funding blue carbon projects through Ecologi, you’ll be supporting a range of projects around the world which contribute to locking up carbon in these incredible coastal ecosystems.

Restoring Wildflowers, Wetlands and Wildlife

We will be funding the restoration and conservation of 4 types of habitats: wildflower meadows, wetlands (including peatland restoration), heathland, and woodland.

Producing biochar from waste biomass in Wales

Carbon Hill is a family-run farm with a 20-year history in the biomass industry, having transitioned to biochar production over the past three years.

Producing biochar using waste biomass in the USA

Wakefield Biochar is a minority-owned American company dedicated to enhancing the planet’s health through its mission of “Better Soil. Better World.” The company focuses on transforming waste from pulp, paper, and sawmills into biochar.

Boosting crops and soil whilst permanently locking up CO₂ with UNDO

UNDO spreads its carbon-removing silicate rock on partner farmers’ land free of charge. To date, they have spread 170k tonnes of basalt on 163 farms, totalling 8.6k hectares.

Transforming waste into biogas in Cambodia

The Biodigester Program was designed to address the gaps in access to electricity, whilst also providing local jobs, a reduction of GHG emissions and a number of other benefits for rural household users.

Conserving the Amazon in Brazil

Fazenda Manoa, situated in Rondônia in southern Brazil. The main objective of the project is developing activities to mitigate climate change, reduce GHG emissions caused by deforestation and forest degradation, promoting social well-being and conserving local biodiversity.

Fuel-efficient cookstoves in Uganda

UpEnergy, headquartered in Uganda, works in low income communities to fight climate change while providing affordable, life improving clean technologies that protect local environments.

Planting forest gardens in Busoga, Uganda

Trees for the Future has planted more than 250 million trees since it was founded in 1989. In addition to enhancing ecological and environmental benefits at planting sites around the world, TREES’ staff are experts in agroforestry.

Restoring blue carbon ecosystems

By funding blue carbon projects through Ecologi, you’ll be supporting a range of projects around the world which contribute to locking up carbon in these incredible coastal ecosystems.

Restoring Wildflowers, Wetlands and Wildlife

We will be funding the restoration and conservation of 4 types of habitats: wildflower meadows, wetlands (including peatland restoration), heathland, and woodland.

Producing biochar from waste biomass in Wales

Carbon Hill is a family-run farm with a 20-year history in the biomass industry, having transitioned to biochar production over the past three years.

Producing biochar using waste biomass in the USA

Wakefield Biochar is a minority-owned American company dedicated to enhancing the planet’s health through its mission of “Better Soil. Better World.” The company focuses on transforming waste from pulp, paper, and sawmills into biochar.

Boosting crops and soil whilst permanently locking up CO₂ with UNDO

UNDO spreads its carbon-removing silicate rock on partner farmers’ land free of charge. To date, they have spread 170k tonnes of basalt on 163 farms, totalling 8.6k hectares.

Transforming waste into biogas in Cambodia

The Biodigester Program was designed to address the gaps in access to electricity, whilst also providing local jobs, a reduction of GHG emissions and a number of other benefits for rural household users.

Conserving the Amazon in Brazil

Fazenda Manoa, situated in Rondônia in southern Brazil. The main objective of the project is developing activities to mitigate climate change, reduce GHG emissions caused by deforestation and forest degradation, promoting social well-being and conserving local biodiversity.

Fuel-efficient cookstoves in Uganda

UpEnergy, headquartered in Uganda, works in low income communities to fight climate change while providing affordable, life improving clean technologies that protect local environments.

Planting forest gardens in Busoga, Uganda

Trees for the Future has planted more than 250 million trees since it was founded in 1989. In addition to enhancing ecological and environmental benefits at planting sites around the world, TREES’ staff are experts in agroforestry.

Restoring blue carbon ecosystems

By funding blue carbon projects through Ecologi, you’ll be supporting a range of projects around the world which contribute to locking up carbon in these incredible coastal ecosystems.

Restoring Wildflowers, Wetlands and Wildlife

We will be funding the restoration and conservation of 4 types of habitats: wildflower meadows, wetlands (including peatland restoration), heathland, and woodland.

Producing biochar from waste biomass in Wales

Carbon Hill is a family-run farm with a 20-year history in the biomass industry, having transitioned to biochar production over the past three years.