We work with
native plants
The species that already belong to a landscape are the ones that can heal it. We design the microbes that live within them, so native plants can reclaim the ground they came from.
Every native landscape sets its own hard problem
Drylands
Deep-rooted shrubs, bunchgrasses, and succulents endure here on a fraction of the water other plants need. Thin, unstable soils and relentless heat give young roots almost nothing to hold onto.
Wetlands
Sedges, rushes, and reeds root in saturated ground along the water's edge. They have to survive flooding, shifting water levels, and soils starved of oxygen.
Grasslands
Deep-rooted perennial grasses and wildflowers build some of the richest soils on the planet. Drought, fire, and heavy grazing constantly test what can hold its ground.
Coastal & saline
Salt-tolerant grasses and halophytes anchor shifting dunes and salt-laden soils. Constant salt, wind, and erosion make them vital for protecting coastlines and reclaiming saline farmland.
