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.
In addition to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, the Boomitra Grassland Restoration project in Colombia provides multiple co-benefits. By restoring soil health and promoting sustainable grazing, the project enhances biodiversity, improves water retention, and mitigates soil erosion—strengthening ecosystem resilience across Colombian grasslands. It also supports rural communities by generating jobs, offering training opportunities, and stabilizing income sources for ranchers. These co-benefits boost local livelihoods and foster climate resilience, creating a more sustainable future for the region's people and the environment.
This project contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
