We’ve already restored thousands of acres of land across the Western United States and planted millions of seedlings that will sequester hundreds of thousands of tonnes of carbon from the atmosphere.

Join Mast and the local community in restoring 2,543 acres at Sheep Creek Ranch.

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1. Ongoing monitoring of subterranean burial environment using low-cost sensors for CO2, O2, CH4, temperature, humidity, pressure, and pH.
2. Above-ground monitoring for CO2 and CH4 emissions with soil flux chamber.
3. Ongoing monitoring of soil settlement, surface vegetation, soil carbon recovery, and vault integrity via periodic site visits and surficial survey.

We deliver these high-quality CDR credits in conjunction with reforestation of lands ravaged by wildfire.

These fire-impacted project areas contain substantial volumes of charred wood that were not fully consumed by the fire – the majority of which must be removed as it represents a future fire risk. The fire-damaged wood is not merchantable, so the baseline no-intervention method of disposal is pile-burning, which creates an immediate and near-term release of carbon emissions. The opportunity to instead utilize this charred biomass to create high-quality CDR credits through biomass burial is compelling and additional.