Symbiosis Projects
The following projects have been announced as Symbiosis Projects and count towards the Symbiosis Coalition volume commitment. These projects have been evaluated by Symbiosis and represent examples of best-in-class nature-based carbon removal aligned with the Symbiosis Quality Criteria.
131,240 tonnes
Announced: March 2026
The Living Carbon project will plant native species of hardwood and pine on former mine lands and degraded agricultural lands in the Appalachian region of the United States – many of which have remained ecologically and economically underutilized for decades. The project combines strategic reforestation, intensive site preparation, and invasive species control to facilitate natural regeneration and deliver measurable carbon removal.
Living Carbon’s Restoring Degraded Lands in Appalachia
215,000 tonnes
Announced: November 2025
Mombak’s conservation-oriented reforestation project manages over 20,000 hectares, transforming pasture degraded by decades of cattle ranching into biodiverse forest in the Brazilian Amazon, one of the world’s most ecologically significant landscapes. The project is planting a mix of 80+ native Amazonian species, including endangered ones with a science-based planting design that simulates natural succession to create a resilient, structurally complex, and biodiverse forest.
