Boomitra

Country: Mexico

Boomitra Grassland Restoration in Northern Mexico

The Chihuahua and Sonoran Deserts span 907,500 km sq. across Northern Mexico and the Southwestern USA and are home to some of the most biodiverse grasslands in the world. Unfortunately, climate change and poor land management practices have led to severe soil degradation, desertification, and the release of soil carbon in these arid regions.

We work with local Mexican organizations to introduce and incentivize regenerative grazing practices, restoring regional soil health and increasing the capacity for carbon sequestration. This, in turn, promotes biodiversity, restoring habitats for flora and fauna and preserving vital ecosystem services upon which communities depend. VCUs may be issued for the greenhouse gas emission reductions and removals associated with beef production in this region.

Total area: 2M acres

Project ID: 2887

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Climate, Community, and Biodiversity

Boomitra enables an ecosystem where ranchers can access knowledge and digital agronomic tools to increase sequestration potential. The sequestered soil carbon then translates to internationally certified carbon credits, of which a supermajority share is routed back to the ranchers involved in the project. The revenue from carbon credits ensures an additional source of livelihood and an opportunity to reinvest in their community.

The project contributes to a host of co-benefits, comprising several community and biodiversity benefits. Grassland management activities increase the productivity of the land, and improve soil health and water quality. The regenerated lands are less susceptible to changes in land use since the ranchers are better equipped to sustain their livelihoods. This in turn ensures that crucial habitats for the flora and fauna of the region are also preserved.

This project contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

To learn more, explore two ranches in our Northern Mexico project: El Apache Ranch and Don Tachin Ranch.

Boomitra shares the following information in compliance with California Assembly Bill 1305 (2023): Northern Mexico Grassland Restoration.

Verra Project ID – 2887