Everland

What Everland does

Everland is a privately-held, for-profit conservation organization founded in 2017 and headquartered in New York that operates as the exclusive marketing and sales representative for community-centered REDD+ (Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation) forest conservation projects. The company sources, structures, and sells high-integrity carbon credits through the voluntary carbon markets to enterprise buyers seeking verified offsets with social co-benefits, while channeling capital back to Indigenous and community-led project developers in Latin America, Southeast Asia, and Africa. Its core offerings include the HALO Facility, a $50 million targeted early-stage financing vehicle for community-led Amazon projects launched in June 2026, and the Indigenous Amazon Outcome Bond Initiative, a $50 million BNP Paribas-partnered capital markets structure aligned with the Equitable Earth Standard that has attracted $160 million in Letters of Intent for credits from up to 20 conservation projects.

The company monetizes primarily through transaction-based fees on carbon credit sales to corporate buyers, supplemented by managed services across the project lifecycle including due diligence, scientific analysis, transparent reporting, and strategic guidance delivered through direct enterprise sales. Its underlying technology stack centers on the REDD+ framework combined with Sylvera's independent third-party assessment for credit quality verification, rather than proprietary software; the company does not publish a productized AI or platform offering beyond the Project Portal for project developer engagement. Its current product portfolio comprises eight REDD+ projects across Cambodia, Colombia, and Madagascar, with implementation partners including Wildlife Alliance and the Wildlife Conservation Society, and an expanding pipeline of 23 projects across 17 million hectares in the Amazon basin.

Everland is led by President Joshua Tosteson and has appointed former Global Environment Facility CEO Carlos Manuel Rodríguez as inaugural Chair of the HALO Facility. The organization employs 1-10 people and operates with a sales-led GTM motion targeting corporate carbon credit buyers through direct engagement, complemented by thought leadership content, COP30 participation, and PR distribution. Pricing is quote-based and not publicly disclosed, with transactions negotiated directly with buyers on a per-credit basis tied to verified issuance.

Name

Everland

Legal name

Everland LLC

Website

https://everlandmarketing.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2017

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Everland is a New York-based conservation organization that serves as the exclusive marketing and sales representative for community-centered REDD+ forest conservation projects, selling high-integrity voluntary carbon credits to enterprise buyers while channeling capital to Indigenous and community-led project developers across Latin America, Southeast Asia, and Africa.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Voluntary Carbon Markets / Conservation Finance

NAICS

Support Activities for Forestry (11531), Support Activities for Forestry (1153), Support Activities for Forestry (115310)

SIC

Forestry (800)

akta.pro primary industry

Carbon Forestry Project Development & Origination (Afforestation/Reforestation/IFM) (IMAMAJAD)

akta.pro secondary industries

Project-Originated Carbon Credit Marketing & Offtake (Primary Market) (EUAGAIAC), Forest Carbon Projects & Ecosystem Services (Carbon Credits, Biodiversity) (IMAMAAAJ), Carbon Sequestration & Forest Carbon Credits (AFAMAMAA), Timberland Carbon & Natural Capital Project Development (Offsets/REDD+) (AFAMAKAH), Carbon Accounting, Verification & Registry Services (MRV, Audits, Certification) (IMAMAJAE), Carbon Offtake Structuring & Contracting (ERPA, Long-term Offtakes, Price Floors) (EUABADAE), Nature-Based Credits Trading (Forestry/REDD+, Soil Carbon, Blue Carbon) (EUAGAIAK)

Keywords

• Carbon credit sales
• REDD+ conservation finance
• Voluntary carbon markets
• Forest conservation projects
• Community-based forestry

Headquarters

HQ city

New York

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D

Revenue model

1. Carbon Credit Sales: Everland generates revenue through the sale of high-integrity carbon credits from community-centered REDD+ forest conservation projects. The company serves as exclusive marketing and sales representative, securing transformative investments from corporate buyers through the voluntary carbon markets. Revenue is transaction-based, tied to verified carbon credit generation and sales to buyers.
2. Conservation Finance Facilitation: Everland facilitates early-stage and continuity capital for community-led forest conservation projects through initiatives like the HALO Facility and Indigenous Amazon Outcome Bond. The company helps bridge funding gaps between concept and institutional investment readiness, with projected carbon credit sales generating over $1 billion in revenue over ten years.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels4 records

Core offering

Everland serves as the exclusive marketing and sales representative for best-in-class, community-centered REDD+ forest conservation projects, mobilizing transformative investments through voluntary carbon markets. The company sells high-integrity carbon credits to corporate and institutional buyers and provides lifecycle financing and carbon credit sales support to Indigenous and community-led REDD+ project developers. Its portfolio spans roughly 17 million hectares of rainforest across Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia, Peru, Cambodia, and Madagascar.

Product overview

Everland is a conservation organization that serves as the exclusive marketing and sales representative for community-centered REDD+ projects, operating through voluntary carbon markets. The company offers a portfolio of services including the HALO Facility for early-stage Amazon forest conservation financing, the Indigenous Amazon Outcome Bond Initiative for funding community-led projects, and direct buyer/project developer services for due diligence and carbon credit transactions. The product ecosystem centers on a portfolio of 8 REDD+ projects across Cambodia, Colombia, and Madagascar, along with a Project Portal platform. The company mobilizes investments for forest communities to safeguard biodiversity, scale conservation impact, and halt climate change.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• HALO Facility (Holistic Alignment for Lasting Outcomes) A forest conservation financing facility that provides early-stage and continuity capital to Indigenous and community-led forest projects in the Amazon basin, helping them reach institutional investment readiness. Targeted at REDD+ project developers and conservation finance investors.
• Indigenous Amazon Outcome Bond Initiative A financing initiative designed to fund the development of up to 20 Indigenous and community-centered forest conservation projects in the Amazon under the Equitable Earth Standard, with projected carbon credit sales generating over $1 billion in revenue over ten years. For corporate buyers and institutional investors seeking high-integrity carbon credits.
• For Buyers Service Due diligence, scientific analysis, transparent reporting, and strategic guidance service for corporate and institutional buyers purchasing high-integrity REDD+ carbon credits, ensuring meaningful impact, full value realization, and brand/reputation protection.
• For Project Developers Service Lifecycle financial services for Indigenous and community-led REDD+ project developers, delivering finance and carbon credit sales across the project lifecycle to bring projects to life, assure financial stability, and achieve long-term prosperity for communities and forests.
• Project Portal An online portal for REDD+ project developers to access Everland's services and manage their project portfolio, supporting engagement across the lifecycle of community-centered forest conservation projects.
• Southern Cardamom REDD+ Project A REDD+ conservation project in Cambodia protecting one of the last unfragmented rainforests in the Southern Cardamom region, implemented in partnership with Wildlife Alliance and represented exclusively by Everland for carbon credit sales.
• Sivirú-Usaragá-Pizarro-Pilizá (SUPP) REDD+ Project A community-centered REDD+ project in Colombia delivering carbon credit revenues directly to forest communities, represented exclusively by Everland.
• Makira REDD+ Project A REDD+ project in Northeastern Madagascar safeguarding biodiversity through sustained protected area management and community-centered stewardship, implemented with Wildlife Conservation Society and represented exclusively by Everland.
• Acapa Bajo-Mira y Frontera REDD+ Project A REDD+ project focused on forest, water, governance, and community participation in Colombia, represented exclusively by Everland for carbon credit sales.
• Cajambre REDD+ Project A community-led REDD+ project in Colombia where community work is central to forest conservation, represented exclusively by Everland.
• Concosta REDD+ Project A REDD+ project focused on small but climate-impactful forests vital for local communities in Colombia, represented exclusively by Everland.
• Keo Seima Wildlife Sanctuary REDD+ Project A REDD+ project partnering with Indigenous Bunong communities to safeguard a uniquely diverse and urgently threatened wildlife sanctuary in Mondulkiri Province, Eastern Cambodia, represented exclusively by Everland.
• Mutatá REDD+ Project A community-centered REDD+ project in Colombia inspired by the unity and strength of leafcutter ants, represented exclusively by Everland for carbon credit sales.

Quantifiable outcome

• $160 million in Letters of Intent from companies interested in purchasing carbon credits
• +2 more outcomes

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Partnerships

Three partnerships are on record, tiered core.

• SylveracoreTechnology or Integration · 11 December 2025Sylvera was selected by Everland to provide independent assessments for the Indigenous Amazon Outcome Bond initiative, offering third-party verification and carbon credit quality assessment for the $50 million facility.
• Wildlife AlliancecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerWildlife Alliance is the implementing partner for the Southern Cardamom REDD+ Project in Cambodia, working with Everland as the exclusive marketing representative.
• Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerWCS is an implementation partner for the Makira REDD+ Project in Madagascar, with Donah, a science assistant from WCS, featured as part of the project team.

Scale indicators7 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Regional players

• Moss: Moss is a Brazil-focused carbon credit company issuing and marketing Amazon rainforest conservation credits via its MCO2 token. It overlaps with Everland's Amazon portfolio on the supply side and competes for Brazilian corporate and global corporate demand for Amazonian nature-based credits.

Direct peers

• Finite Carbon: Finite Carbon is one of the largest U.S. developers of forest carbon offsets, originating Improved Forest Management projects. It is comparable to Everland as a forest-carbon originator working with landowners, though primarily in U.S. timber markets rather than tropical REDD+.
• Carbon Growth Partners: Carbon Growth Partners is a carbon project developer and advisory firm focused on nature-based solutions in emerging markets, including forestry and ARR. It overlaps with Everland on the origination and project-finance side, though its scope extends beyond REDD+ into agriculture and blue carbon.
• NCX (Natural Capital Exchange): NCX connects forest owners (including small landowners) to corporate buyers of forest carbon credits at scale, primarily in North America. It is comparable to Everland as a forest-carbon originator and marketer, with a different geographic focus but the same buyer use case of high-integrity nature-based credits.
• Patch: Patch is a carbon credit API and marketplace that aggregates credits from nature-based and tech-based projects for corporate buyers. It competes with Everland on the buyer-distribution layer, though Patch is more of a tech platform and does not originate REDD+ projects itself.
• South Pole: South Pole is a large Zurich-based carbon project developer and broker with deep portfolios in REDD+, ARR, and cookstove credits globally. It is the most direct comparable to Everland as both originate and market nature-based credits to corporate buyers, though South Pole operates at vastly greater scale and across multiple standards.
• Pachama: Pachama is a digital marketplace and AI-enabled carbon credit platform focused on nature-based solutions, including forestry credits in Latin America. It competes with Everland on the corporate buyer side for high-integrity forest credits, with more technology-driven sourcing versus Everland's relationship-driven approach.

Others

• Sylvera: Sylvera is an independent carbon credit ratings provider that Everland has partnered with for third-party assessment. It is comparable as an adjacent ecosystem player addressing carbon credit quality and integrity — a problem Everland's high-integrity positioning also solves — but does not itself originate or market credits.
• Wildlife Alliance: Wildlife Alliance is an Evergreen-land implementation partner that runs the Southern Cardamom and Keo Seima REDD+ projects in Cambodia with Everland as exclusive marketing representative. It is a key partner and partial comparable as a community-centered forest conservation operator with carbon revenue dependence.

Emerging players

• Earthshot Labs: Earthshot Labs is an early-stage venture funding and accelerating nature-based carbon projects, including forestry and ecosystem restoration. It is comparable to Everland in targeting pre-issuance/early-stage financing for nature-based projects, but acts more as an incubator/financier than as exclusive marketing representative.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles2 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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