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Rewild Pangaea

Rewild Pangaea develops large-scale nature corridor projects that generate stacked carbon and biodiversity credits. They ensure at least 60% of project profits are distributed to local communities, fostering economic development and co-ownership in conservation.

Updated 2 months ago

Funding

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Founders

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Product

Problem

The degradation of natural ecosystems and the loss of biodiversity present significant environmental challenges. Traditional conservation efforts often struggle to achieve continental-scale impact and adequately involve local communities in long-term stewardship and economic development.

Solution

Rewild Pangaea develops and implements high-integrity carbon and biodiversity credit projects focused on establishing vast, interconnected nature corridors. These projects leverage accredited monitoring, reporting, and verification (MRV) frameworks to generate stacked credits for sale to philanthropists and corporations. A core tenet of Rewild Pangaea's model is the direct distribution of at least 60% of project profits to local community stakeholders. This financial empowerment fosters the development of circular economy ventures and cultivates a sense of co-ownership in conservation outcomes. By integrating local economies with ecological restoration, Rewild Pangaea aims to create sustainable, scalable models for nature conservation.

Target Audience

Primary customers include corporations seeking to offset their carbon footprint and enhance their ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) profiles, as well as philanthropic organizations and individuals dedicated to large-scale biodiversity conservation and sustainable development.

Features

  • Development of continental-scale nature corridor projects.
  • Issuance of stacked carbon and biodiversity credits.
  • Utilization of internationally accredited MRV frameworks for credit generation.
  • Direct profit distribution model, allocating a minimum of 60% to local community stakeholders.
  • Facilitation of circular economy ventures within project areas.
  • Integration of off-grid renewable energy solutions to support local economies.
  • Empowerment of local communities as co-owners of land and associated industries.
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