Five working groups.
One alliance.
A market for natural assets cannot be built from one discipline.
Each group advances a distinct system, and each is accountable to the others.
Convene,
design,
prototype,
hand it to the market.
Scientists, protectors, financiers, lawyers and policymakers sit in one design process rather than five separate conversations. Every instrument is defined, prototyped in real forests with real stewards, then released as an open protocol.
Protectors keep their data and their decisions throughout. Direct access to finance is the design constraint, not an aspiration.
Digital Infrastructure
Protocol design, the global forest map, asset mechanics, exchange and royalty rails, and low-bandwidth tools built for remote communities.
Ecological & Traditional Scientific Integrity
Verification science, digital MRV, forest health scoring, and Traditional Ecological Knowledge held as an intelligence layer rather than a consultation.
Asset Class & Market Strategy
Demand activation, buyer and brand partnerships, pricing, integration with existing credit markets, and the path from pilot to maturity.
Governance & Legal Architecture
Protocol rules, treasury design, the protector and science committees, land tenure, and the path to distributed governance.
Policy & Institutional Alignment
Standards accreditation, regulatory engagement, NDC and DFI pathways, and the institutional-grade positioning the market requires.
We are already building this.
Forest protectors, scientists, technologists, lawyers, funders and policy institutions designing one system together.
Steering committee
Advisors
Ancestral futures
The communities who have protected these forests for generations are not stakeholders to consult. They are the intelligence layer of the system, carrying ancestral ways of knowing that have sustained these ecosystems across centuries and that guide where we go next.
Indigenous wisdom is not a legacy to preserve. It is a living design principle for the world we are building.
Thought partners
Funding partners
Bring your expertise into a working group, or add your organisation to the alliance.
Groups meet continuously and publish what they design. If you work in verification science, market structure, law, policy or protocol engineering, there is a seat.