Skip to content We repair the planet through science-backed nature-based solutions. These restore ecosystems, store carbon, and create lasting social and economic benefits for local communities.
Each tree we plant is estimated to sequester an average of 100 kg of CO₂ in the first ten years. It can be up to a tonne in its lifetime. This is based on:
IPCC guidelines and peer-reviewed studies on tropical agroforestry and mangroves.
Our planting mix includes high-sequestration species suited to local climates.
Estimates account for losses in the first few years and long-term survivability.
Many sites see additional CO₂ locked into the soil as vegetation returns.
We now use blockchain technology to help us gather ground-level data and manage projects more effectively.
This ensures no double counting of trees, ongoing tracking and measurement of every tree and a higher level of transparency to our projects.
With indigenous people employed as planters using phones, tech and blockchain Play It Green gets more data and images than ever before on the sites.
This greater transparency ensures members get ground-level visibility, verification and impact data to show the impact of every project.
Our planting partner installs bioacoustic sensors on trees at restoration sites to record bird vocalisations. These recordings provide valuable data on species presence, behaviour, and population trends. Birds are recognised bioindicators, making them a reliable measure of ecosystem health.
Analysing this data allows us to track the effectiveness of reforestation and ensure our projects restore not just tree cover, but thriving, resilient ecosystems.
Nature-based solutions are proven by Oxford University research to generate income, create jobs, and improve biodiversity while tackling climate change. By combining restoration with local empowerment, we make impact last for generations.