Land and Water Recovery

Are You Tackling Water Pollution and Ecosystem Decline?

• Is agricultural runoff or industrial waste contaminating your rivers, lakes, or reservoirs?
• Are algal blooms and "dead zones" harming aquatic ecosystems and local economies?

Our Consulting Services:
We help authorities develop and implement biochar-based solutions to:

• Filter and Detoxify Waterways: Design biochar filtration systems to trap heavy metals, pesticides, and excess nutrients, restoring water quality and ecosystem health.
• Prevent Nutrient Runoff: Create land management plans that integrate biochar to reduce runoff from agricultural areas, mitigating water pollution at its source.
• Restore Aquatic Ecosystems: Provide strategies to rehabilitate polluted water bodies, stabilise aquatic biodiversity, and support local communities reliant on fishing or tourism.

Are You Addressing Land Degradation and Desertification?

• Are erosion, deforestation, or over-farming reducing land productivity in your jurisdiction?
• Do you need strategies to reclaim unproductive or arid land for agriculture or conservation?

Our Consulting Services:
We provide actionable plans to:

• Rehabilitate Degraded Soils: Recommend biochar applications to improve soil structure, enhance water retention, and restore fertility in degraded landscapes.
• Combat Erosion: Develop biochar-based land stabilisation projects to reduce soil loss and protect watersheds during extreme weather.
• Increase Agricultural Productivity: Support land recovery initiatives that integrate biochar to boost yields, ensuring food security and economic growth in affected areas.

Are you working towards climate resilience and carbon sequestration?

• Does your region need scalable solutions to meet climate targets and reduce emissions?
• Are you exploring carbon credit opportunities for long-term sustainability funding?

Our Consulting Services:
We assist authorities in:

• Carbon Sequestration Projects: Plan and implement biochar programs to lock carbon into soils, helping meet climate commitments and generate high-quality carbon credits.
• Building Climate-Resilient Systems: Integrate biochar into regional planning to improve soil-water balance, mitigate drought impacts, and enhance ecosystem stability.
• Policy Alignment: Develop frameworks and guidelines to incorporate biochar into environmental policies and sustainability initiatives.

Do You Need Sustainable Waste Management Solutions?

• Are you managing significant agricultural or organic waste in your region?
• Is landfill methane a growing concern for emissions targets?

Our Consulting Services:
We guide land and water authorities in:

• Turning Waste into Value: Develop biochar production systems that convert organic waste into a resource for land recovery and water purification.
• Reducing Methane Emissions: Create strategies to divert organic waste from landfills, minimising methane output, and supporting carbon neutrality goals.
• Circular Economy Initiatives: Design programs that link biochar production with local agriculture, fostering sustainable cycles of waste and reuse.

• Water Hyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes): Blocks sunlight, reduces oxygen
• Parrot’s Feather (Myriophyllum aquaticum): Clogs canals, disrupts flow
• Salvinia molesta: Smothers aquatic life
• Water Lettuce (Pistia stratiotes): Rapid spread, limits access
• Red Water Fern (Azolla filiculoides): Oxygen depletion and bloom dominance

• Nutrient-Rich Water Pollution: Discharge of untreated wastewater and agricultural fertiliser runoff creates ideal conditions for rapid plant growth.
• Absence of Natural Predators: Many invasive species face no biological resistance in local ecosystems.
• Favourable Climate Conditions: Warm temperatures and stagnant, nutrient-rich water bodies accelerate germination and mat formation.
• Human Introduction & Mismanagement: Spread via ornamental ponds, aquariums, fish farming, and accidental water transfers between ecosystems.

• Water loss: 1.8 million litres/day/hectare
• Oxygen depletion and fish kills
• Ecosystem collapse for native species
• Increased disease vectors (mosquitoes, bilharzia)
• Lost economic activity in farming, tourism, hydropower
• Community impact: reduced fishing, water access, and rising health costs