ProgramEarth partners with conservationists across the United States, India, and Brazil to reforest degraded landscapes, protect biodiversity, and put open-source climate tools in the hands of the people doing the work.
We help land partners turn restoration needs into funded, measurable water-security projects.
Healthy, restored land holds a third of the climate solution, yet most projects take five to seven years to prove results. We shorten that loop with the tech we build together. From farms to Tribal Nations to conservation sites and watersheds, ProgramEarth supports nature-based solutions with sensors and open-source data.
Public geospatial datasets and APIs that help partners measure impact.
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Responsible sourcing research that protects ecosystems and local communities.
See our impactWe work across the United States, Brazil, and India
We connect community-led restoration efforts into a shared water-security network pairing local knowledge with open-source maps, and ground truthed data so nature-based solutions can be measured, funded, and scaled across regions.
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We turn corporate giving, unused hardware, and employee talent into working infrastructure for land and water restoration. Participate in a hackathon, help us recycle your sensors, or sponsor a water replenishment project.
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80% of our hackathon participants secure tech roles within three months. Build a portfolio across AI, microservices, and security — while contributing to real restoration.
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Utah Division of Water Quality, San Juan County, and Ute Mountain Ute White Mesa come together to restore the San Juan Basin using ProgramEarth's maps, sensors, biochar treatments, and native revegetation protocols to reduce mine-tailing risk, wildfire fuel, and water-quality impacts across 120 acres.
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