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Nature-based offsets
Gazelle restores grasslands to fight climate change

Optimize stocking
We help ranchers adopt sustainable practices maintaining carrying capacity
Sequester Carbon
Protecting grasslands helps improve their carbon sequestration potential

Offset Emissions
We list verified offsets to help organizations reach net-zero

Why grasslands
Changing Kalahari
The Kalahari is home to some of Africa's largest protected wildlife areas and natural beauty. Unfortunately, the ongoing cycle of overgrazing, land degradation, and encroachment into wildlife areas threatens its future. These grasslands cover 40% of our planet's surface, hold 15% of global soil carbon, and are home to a third of humanity. That's why Gazelle's mission is to catalyze ecological restoration at-scale.

Digital Landscapes Lab research in Botswana
Our progress
Climate Impact
What we've done and where we're headed
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UN SDGs hit
428,762
Acres of protected savannahs
216,765
Tonnes of CO2 emissions offset

Environental Science Hub
Research Partners
Gazelle is partnered with the Kalahari Science Institute, one of the only permanent research stations in the Botswana Kalahari. The KSI is operated by local partners at the MODISA Wildlife Project and supports environmental science, community awareness programs, and is our logistics hub for fieldwork. Our research station will be equipped with a new wet lab, herbarium, and conference facilities by summer 2023.

Aerial view of Kgalagadi South District, Botswana
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