Bring Your Land Back to Life

Why work with Land Life?

Restore your degraded land for free - and leave a lasting legacy

A low-risk opportunity for landowners to restore land at no cost and make a meaningful impact on climate change.

Land Life partners with private landowners, farmers, governments, and Indigenous Land Corporations in Australia, the U.S. and Canada, Spain, and Portugal. We provide a simple, fully funded and low-risk way to restore degraded land that would otherwise struggle to recover naturally — funded through high-integrity carbon removal investments.

We’re trusted experts in large-scale nature restoration, combining innovation, science and technology to plant climate-resilient forests that stand the test of time.

Our team brings over a decade of global experience — spanning five continents — to support landowners and custodians in creating long-term environmental impact, improving land value, and contributing to science-based climate solutions.

Why Land Life?

Why Partner With Us to Restore Your Land?

No-Cost Restoration With Lasting Value

• 100% project funding — all costs covered by us
• Tailored financial incentives to diversify income or benefit communities
• Boost land value and water retention, while improving soil health, biodiversity, and watershed function

We Handle Every Step

• No work required from you — we manage planning, preparation, planting and post-planting care
• Expert on-ground stewardship for the first 3 years, such as animal pest and weed control and fire mitigation

Long-Term Climate and Income Potential

• You own the trees — we retain carbon rights for the first 40 years to fund the restoration
• From year 41 to 100, carbon rights transfer to you — unlocking potential long-term income for future generations
• Option for permanent protection of restored areas through conservation easements

Trusted, Global Experience

• Proven track record — over a decade of nature restoration across five continents
• Local expertise and tailored solutions for your specific landscape

How it works

01 / Planning

Every project starts with your land and a shared commitment to restoration.

• Intro & Site Goals: We begin by assessing your land’s suitability for carbon removal, while discussing how restoration can align with your broader land use.
• Tailored Analysis: Using Land Life’s remote sensing tech, we assess site conditions, restoration potential, and carbon estimates.
• Site Visit: Our local team visits your property to ground-truth the data and confirm logistics.
• Agreement: Once you're ready, we formalize the project through a simple contract — we cover the costs, and you retain ownership of your land.
  

02 / Planting

Science-based restoration, designed for your landscape.

• Custom Design: Our ecologists create a restoration plan using diverse native species, sourced locally and tailored to your location. We optimize the design of our projects to create habitats for local wildlife and enhance biological connectivity in the region.
• Site Preparation: If necessary, we handle land preparation (e.g. weed clearing feral pest control, fencing) to set your site up for success.
• Professional Planting: Our experienced local crews carry out the planting using the right tools, timing and technique.

03 / Monitoring & Stewardship

We don’t just plant trees — we care for them.

• Ongoing Management: After your trees have been planted, we continue to manage the restoration site, such as feral pest and weed control, fire mitigation and repairing fencing as necessary — easing the burden on you. Depending on the site and location, this is typically for the first 5-7 years post-planting.
• Transparent Monitoring: Using our exclusive Scientific Field Monitoring Systems, remote sensing tech and on-site monitoring, we track tree survival, growth and biomass. You receive regular updates via our online dashboard.
• Carbon Credit Rights: Carbon Rights: Land Life retains the carbon rights for the first 40 years to fund the restoration. From years 41 to 100, carbon rights transfer to you — creating a potential legacy income stream.
• Long Term Protection: Permanent protection of reforested area under legal covenants, where possible