Azolla is a remarkable fern that’s been transforming the planet for millions of years. It’s one of the few plants that fixes its own nitrogen, allowing it to thrive without synthetic fertilizers. Fast-growing and non-invasive, Azolla doubles in mass every few days, capturing significant amounts of atmospheric carbon. Around 50 million years ago, during the Azolla Event, vast blooms of this tiny fern covered the Arctic Ocean—drawing down so much CO₂ that it helped cool the planet and shift Earth’s climate. Today, Arctic Carbon is harnessing Azolla’s ancient power to restore degraded land, enrich soil, and lock carbon away through biochar. It’s a simple fern with world-changing potential—nature’s original climate solution.
We’re redefining the future of carbon removal—starting where others left off. Our mission is simple: turn abandoned, degraded shrimp farms into powerful carbon sinks that heal both the planet and local ecosystems. Using a pioneering process, we cultivate Azolla, one of nature’s fastest-growing aquatic plants, across restored wetland ponds.
A stable, carbon-rich material that sequesters COâ‚‚ for centuries. But we don’t stop at carbon capture. Our approach restores biodiversity, revitalizes soil health, and empowers communities with sustainable economic models rooted in regeneration. Every ton of biochar we produce removes carbon, improves land, and tells a new story about what’s possible in climate action.
Transparent MRV systems, and globally certifiable carbon credits, Arctic Carbon delivers real, verifiable impact—measurable in gigatons, not promises. Join us in turning the past into the future. At Arctic Carbon, the future is regenerative.
We see a future where land once considered useless becomes a cornerstone of global climate solutions. Where carbon is no longer seen as a burden, but as a building block for regeneration. Our vision is to repurpose the overlooked—abandoned shrimp farms, rice paddy fields, and fallow land—into vibrant, productive ecosystems that actively restore the planet.
When done right, is not a compromise—it’s an opportunity. An opportunity to turn forgotten spaces into carbon sinks. To use nature’s own tools, like Azolla, to create systems that are not just sustainable, but restorative.
Nitrogen-fixing plants on Earth. When grown in carefully selected environments, it becomes a powerful agent for capturing carbon and healing land. We transform that biomass into biochar, a stable, soil-enriching material that locks carbon away for centuries while improving fertility, water retention, and long-term ecosystem health.
Our team conducts rigorous site assessments—biodiversity surveys, hydrology mapping, soil organic carbon testing, and dozens of other indicators—before we ever plant a single fern. We choose only degraded, underutilized lands where restoration is both possible and meaningful. We are meticulous because our goal is not just to grow Azolla—it’s to leave every site richer, healthier, and more resilient than we found it.
We don’t just leave behind carbon credits. We leave behind soil that holds more life, water systems that function better, and landscapes that have been reclaimed by nature.
To make Arctic Carbon a model for how carbon removal is done. Ecological restoration, and local prosperity can go hand-in-hand. A model that doesn’t exploit land, but repairs it. That sees every degraded plot as a chance to rebuild, renew, and reimagine what’s possible
Arctic Carbon transforms degraded land into living carbon sinks—removing CO₂, enriching soil, and empowering local communities.
While supporting regenerative agriculture, biodiversity, and rural livelihoods. We actively advance key UN SDGs, including Climate Action (13), Life on Land (15), Zero Hunger (2), No Poverty (1), Decent Work (8), and Partnerships for the Goals (17).
From ecosystems to economies, we’re building a more balanced, equitable, and resilient future.