Nature-Based Carbon Removal
Thryve Secures Major Corporate Commitments for Agroforestry
Mursal Rahman — August 7, 2026
Nature-based carbon removal is being advanced by Thryve.Earth through long-term financing models that support ecosystem restoration while generating measurable climate benefits. In Indonesia, the company has secured multi-year carbon removal commitments from the Symbiosis Coalition and Tencent to restore 6,000 hectares of degraded land in Sulawesi using agroforestry. By combining fruit and timber trees in layered planting systems, the project captures carbon, restores biodiversity, and creates diversified income streams for local farming communities, making landscape restoration more economically sustainable over time.
For businesses, the agreements demonstrate how long-term carbon offtake commitments can provide the financial certainty needed to scale nature restoration projects. Companies seeking to reduce value chain emissions can support verified carbon removal while contributing to biodiversity and community development objectives. As demand for high-integrity carbon removal increases, corporate-backed agroforestry projects are likely to become an increasingly important component of climate strategies and sustainable investment portfolios.
