Pioneering the Future of Carbon Sequestration

The Northern Kenya Rangeland Carbon Project is the world's largest soil carbon removal project to date and the first project generating carbon credits reliant on modified livestock grazing practices.

The Project is Verified Carbon Standard (VCS) certified by Verra. It was awarded the CCB Triple Gold Distinction after successfully undergoing stringent additional audits in 20 different categories, over and above Verra’s own Verified Carbon Standard.

Companies can use the Northern Kenya Rangelands Carbon Project to address shareholder and customer demands for meaningful and quantifiable results and impact, as well as achieve their carbon neutral and climate positive goals in a transparent and accountable manner.

Satellite imagery is used to track Project activities, so carbon credits are generated only for areas where improved grazing is actually practiced.

To a More Sustainable Future

Offset Your Emissions

Over the course of 30 years, the Northern Kenya Rangeland Carbon Project is expected to remove and store 50 million tons of carbon dioxide.

Project Goal: ensure that communities and individuals who have worked to improve their land's ability to store carbon are rewarded for their efforts.

The purchase of carbon sequestered on community rangelands in northern Kenya will provide much-needed income to the communities while also enhancing conservation efforts.

The Northern Kenya Rangelands Carbon Project presents an opportunity to partner with an unusually long-term project that, through a unique forward financing model, allows targeted investments in priorities for local people, including water, infrastructure, and education.

To discuss your carbon offsetting options, please contact Jennifer Gerholdt, Director of Client Strategy at Native.

Email: jennifer.gerholdt@native.eco

Tel: +1-202-760-5335

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