ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION
AT SCALE
MORFO helps companies restore degraded land through science-based ecological restoration.
We restore degraded landscapes, recover biodiversity, and monitor restoration performance over time to ensure long-term outcomes.
A 4-stage restoration process
ANALYSIS OF THE AREA
Long-term ecological monitoring
SEED SELECTION AND ENCAPSULATION
PRECISE AND FAST PLANTING OF OUR SEEDPODS
The many benefits of seedpods
High survival rates
biological symbiosis
real environment
SCALED DEPLOYMENT
A RELIABLE SOLUTION FOR RESTORING your LAND
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Frédéric Bart
Mining Environment Coordinator
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STRENGTHS OF MORFO's SOLUTION
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Streamlined and reliable implementation.
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Ability to operate in remote and hard-to-access areas.
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High-quality restoration with effective erosion control.
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Measured performance tracking through an interactive monitoring dashboard.
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Restoration on steep or difficult terrain while minimizing risks to field teams.
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Ability to deploy restoration activities in parallel within ongoing projects.
All Your Forest Data in One Integrated Platform
DASHBOARD
MORFO’s customers and stakeholders have direct access to a project dashboard, providing transparent, traceable data, imagery, and reports.
This enables real-time performance tracking, adaptive management, and continuous monitoring, supporting measurable impact and long-term project value.
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Our patented seedpods protect native seeds during early establishment, support germination under real field conditions, and reduce logistical and planting costs in large-scale restoration projects.
During laboratory and nursery phases, MORFO achieves average seedling survival rates of around 80%, depending on species.Field performance varies based on site-specific conditions, which is why MORFO integrates continuous monitoring and adaptive management.
Survival, growth, and vegetation dynamics are tracked over time, allowing corrective actions when needed and progressively improving restoration outcomes across projects.
We work with public and private landholders — including governments, NGOs, and companies — seeking to restore degraded land while meeting ecological, regulatory, and sustainability requirements.
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Tree growth timelines depend on species selection, site conditions, and ecosystem context. In tropical and subtropical regions, favorable climate conditions often enable faster and more continuous biomass accumulation throughout the year.
Rather than optimizing individual tree growth, MORFO designs restoration projects to rebuild functioning forest ecosystems. By prioritizing species diversity, soil recovery, and long-term ecological monitoring, MORFO supports resilient forest development and predictable performance over time.
The ecological benefits of reforestation vary according to regional context, local biodiversity, and environmental conditions. However, well-designed forest restoration remains a critical lever for ecosystem recovery, climate regulation, and environmental resilience.
MORFO’s restoration projects contribute to:
– Ecosystem regeneration: supporting natural vegetation recovery and restoring habitats for local fauna.
– Climate regulation: forests help mitigate climate impacts such as droughts, floods, and extreme weather events.
– Water regulation: restored forests improve water infiltration, reduce runoff, and stabilize hydrological cycles.
– Soil stabilization: root systems reduce erosion, particularly in highly degraded areas.
– Soil fertility improvement: organic matter accumulation over time enhances soil structure and nutrient availability.
– Air quality improvement: vegetation absorbs air pollutants and contributes to healthier local environments.
– Reduced vulnerability to disease and invasive species: diversified ecosystems are more resilient than single-species projects.
