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Case studies
How companies and project developers use Terrapulse to prove — and improve — their impact on nature.
● 3 featured projects · 2024–2026
Featured
Each project publishes its measured results — including what didn’t go to plan.
Carbon · Scotland
Northwild — Peat restoration
41,000 tCO₂e verified across 6,200 ha of rewetted Scottish peatland.
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Supply chain · Ghana
Rootline Foods — Cocoa sourcing
11,400 farms mapped; 100% of shipments now EUDR-ready.
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Water · Oregon
Riverbend — Watershed
1.2 billion litres of replenishment measured in two years.
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41k
tCO₂e verified
11.4k
Farms traced
1.2B
Litres replenished
187
Species recorded
Every project, measured the same way
Featured case studies plus the pilots and programmes still collecting data. Filter by what is being measured.
Northwild — Peat restoration
Flow Country, Scotland41,000 tCO₂e verifiedRead case study →Rootline Foods — Cocoa sourcing
Ashanti, Ghana11,400 farms mappedRead case study →Riverbend — Watershed
Willamette, Oregon1.2B litres replenishedRead case study →Mata Viva — Forest restoration
Atlantic Forest, Brazil187 bird species recordedResults not yet publishedKijani — Rangeland grazing
Rift Valley, KenyaSoil carbon 17% below modelResults not yet publishedMida Creek — Mangroves
Kilifi coast, Kenya320 ha replantedResults not yet publishedSidama Coffee — Traceability
Sidama, Ethiopia6,200 farms mappedResults not yet publishedBorneo Canopy — Acoustic survey
Sabah, Malaysia18 acoustic units liveResults not yet publishedTidewater Farms — Regenerative
Central Valley, CaliforniaSoil moisture +14%Results not yet publishedWhere the default models were wrong
Default factors are what most projects report. Here is how they compared with what we measured — in both directions.
Measuring is how these projects found out — and corrected their claims before a single credit was sold. Default factors would have over-claimed in half the cases.
From pilot to published in 15 months
Every case study above followed the same path, from the first site visit to an independently verified report.
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Lessons
Measurement often surprises — that’s exactly why it matters.
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Models underestimated
Peat rewetting stored 28% more carbon than the default model predicted.
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Small farms, big data
Smallholder mapping was faster with a field app than with surveys.
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Water follows soil
Soil health improvements showed up in streamflow within one season.
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Sound reveals recovery
Bird diversity rebounded two years before tree cover did.
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