Restoration design
Site assessment, including soil analysis and LiDAR terrain mapping, then species selection and a costed restoration plan.
01 · Land restoration
Restoration that survives.
National-scale tree planting, restoration and landscape programmes — designed around local ecology, delivered by field teams, and measured until the trees are established.
How we restore
Planting is the start. Survival is the goal.
Counting trees planted is easy. What matters is how many are alive — and thriving — years later. Our model is built around that.
- 01
Assess
Land, soils, rainfall and land-use history reviewed with owners.
- 02
Design
Species matched to the ecozone; planting and care plans agreed.
- 03
Grow
Seedlings raised in nurseries close to planting sites.
- 04
Plant
Site preparation and planting with local teams and communities.
- 05
Maintain
Weeding, watering, protection and replacement of losses.
- 06
Monitor
Survival and growth recorded over time as verified evidence.
Flagship programme
IMARA
Kenya's national restoration programme, curated and operated by CharFixx with government, private-sector, community and landowner partners.
Restoration services
For landowners, institutions and companies.
Nurseries & seedlings
Seedlings of the right species, raised to quality standards close to where they'll be planted.
Planting operations
Site preparation, planting teams and soil amendments to give every seedling a strong start.
Survival monitoring
Field visits, drone imagery and records that show what survived, what grew and what needs replacing.
Community stewardship
Local teams trained and engaged to protect restored land — and share in its value.
Carbon project development
Where eligible, restoration is developed into a verified carbon project that funds long-term care.
Carbon projects
Soil comes first
Stronger soils. Stronger trees.
Our agricultural work feeds our restoration work. CharPlant and CharFixx soil amendments help seedlings establish in degraded ground — where survival is hardest won.