Mast Reforestation is scaling up its seed supply chain and wildfire recovery projects to support carbon removal efforts. The company focuses on reforesting land damaged by wildfires, which helps capture carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. By expanding seed collection and nursery capacity, Mast aims to plant more trees across burned areas in the western United States. This expansion is part of a broader push to make reforestation a reliable carbon removal method. Mast works with landowners, government agencies, and carbon credit buyers to fund planting projects. The company also invests in seed banking and genetic research to improve tree survival rates in a warming climate. For anyone tracking carbon removal markets, this story shows how supply chain bottlenecks like seed availability can limit project scale. Mast's approach addresses that gap directly, which could make their carbon credits more credible than projects that rely on natural regeneration alone.
