Mast highlights wildfire recovery and carbon removal project
The story follows the Gentry family in Montana, where fire-killed trees are stored underground for carbon removal, financing reforestation with 6,500 ponderosa pines planted.
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In short: Mast secured $25M in Series B funding and completed a major biomass burial carbon removal project to restore wildfire-scorched lands.
The story follows the Gentry family in Montana, where fire-killed trees are stored underground for carbon removal, financing reforestation with 6,500 ponderosa pines planted.
Cone scouting identifies seed sources for seedlings suited to specific landscapes, supporting post-wildfire recovery across the West.
The opinion piece, co-authored with CEO Grant Canary and Na'im Merchant, explains how burying fire-killed trees stores carbon and generates revenue for restoration.
At Gentry Ranch, planters place seedlings at the base of dead trees for shade, water, and wildlife protection, funded by Mast's biomass burial project.
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