Many conservation areas and agricultural landscapes in Southern Africa are affected by invasive alien vegetation that disrupts ecosystem function, reduces water availability, and increases wildfire risk.

At the same time, these biomass resources present a significant opportunity for durable carbon dioxide removal. Converting invasive and waste biomass into biochar transforms an ecological challenge into a climate-positive solution that supports landscape restoration.

Sayari Earth’s biochar program sustainably clears priority invasive biomass and converts it into stable carbon.

The resulting biochar locks carbon into long-lasting forms while improving soil fertility and water retention. The program delivers durable carbon removal alongside reduced invasive species pressure and restored ecosystem function, contributing to long-term ecosystem resilience.