In this video, learn more about biocarbon and the role it can play in addressing the climate crisis.
In beautiful watercolor images, we tell the story of the carbon cycle and explain how fossil fuel combustion and land disturbance have thrown the cycle off kilter. We tell you how increasing natural carbon storage would restore that balance and a livable climate.
We highlight the Pacific Northwest’s immense biocarbon opportunities and the ingenuity of innovators in forestry, agriculture, coastal wetlands, urban development, and organic materials, who are advancing biocarbon solutions while also generating a host of other environmental, social, and economic benefits.
Spread the Word!
This video is intended as an educational and communications tool to spread the biocarbon message broadly, as well as to widen the circle of stakeholders advocating on behalf of biocarbon. Please share this video widely and often.
How you can help
Get involved with organizations that are working on biocarbon solutions.
Credits
Our deep gratitude to artist and strategic communicator Rachel Lodge, who not only came up with the idea for the video, but donated her time to create the story, all of the watercolor images, and the animation design. We are also grateful to Ryan Quinn and Damien Oramas at Hooligan, who donated their skills to edit, animate, and produce the final video. Finally, we acknowledge Jenna Garmon, who led the Northwest Biocarbon Initiative with exceptional skill and who worked side-by-side with Rachel on this video.
