Our Work

Our Goal:

Based in Northwest Washington, Kulshan Carbon Trust works to conserve water, sequester carbon, and revitalize soils through collaborative nature-based climate solutions. We develop and support projects that draw down atmospheric carbon while regenerating ecosystems, conserving water resources, supporting local economies, and building resilient communities.

Our Vision:

Rooted in our bioregion, KCT’s work spans community engagement, land stewardship, ecosystem restoration, and measurement of ecosystem services such as carbon storage, soil vitality, and water retention, with the goal of advancing regenerative practices and climate resilience through collaborative engagement with communities connected to the land.

Our Future:

Looking ahead, KCT has a few big grants in the pipeline focused on community biochar education, workforce training, and research exploring biochar’s use in specialty crop production. Keep an eye out for more information!

Current Initiatives

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What Is Biochar?

Biochar is a stable, carbon-rich material produced by heating woody biomass — like forest slash, wildfire fuel, or other organic waste — in a low-oxygen process called pyrolysis. Rather than letting that biomass decompose or burn and release its carbon back into the atmosphere as CO₂, pyrolysis locks the carbon into a solid form that can resist breakdown in soil for hundreds to thousands of years.

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Past Projects

2025

Biochar
Eco-Credits

Biochar Reforestation Pilot

2024

Biochar Scale-Up Project

Food Recovery Credit Analysis

2023

Community Biochar Project

Carbon Co-op Initiative

2022

Delivering Natural Climate Solutions

Valorization Workgroup

Biochar Pilot Project

2021

501c3 Legal Framework

Carbon Conservation Trust Theory