RESTORE NATURE & SOLVE CLIMATE CHANGE
What we do
Restoring millions of hectares
Pachama's mission swiftly attracted talented engineers, scientists and investors from around the world, who felt called to invest their time and money in the cause. In the subsequent years, Pachama helped fund projects that restored more than 10K hectares and conserved more than 2M hectares of native forest around the world, equipping dozens of Fortune 500 companies with the insights needed to confidently invest in nature. Today, Pachama continues to advance its technology platform and ecosystem to catalyze a new generation of nature-based carbon projects, helping carbon markets evolve.
Cultivating a natural renaissance
We envision a world in which a flourishing nature, new technologies and human collaboration unite our economies and our ecologies. Where businesses have an inherent positive impact on the Earth’s biosphere and atmosphere, of which they are a part. Pachama is committed to continue investing with conviction in the innovations needed to restore nature at climate scale, helping businesses invest in nature with trust.
We believe that technology can unleash the full potential of natural systems to address climate change and protect life on earth.
Company's story
Pachama’s team is made up of a global collective of brilliant engineers, scientists, creatives and business professionals with remarkable purpose, tenacity, excellence and integrity. With backgrounds ranging from NASA, Google, The Nature Conservancy, SpaceX, Microsoft, Tesla, Airbnb, among others, our team combines outstanding experiences in science, technology and operational excellence.
Pachama’s founders were born and raised in South America where they witnessed the devastating deforestation of the mighty Amazon rainforest, prompting them to action. As technologists, they moved to Silicon Valley and, from a cabin in the mighty Redwood forests, Pachama was born to bridge accelerating technologies with the urgent need for conservation and restoration funding to address climate change and biodiversity loss.
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