05Look For
Not what you want to build. What should be built.
An emergent practice, held between a landowner, a community, and a developer — accommodating everyone, not maximizing for one.
What we look for.
- 01A long horizon — patient capital matched to the land's clock.
- 02A real watershed story we can read, repair, and underwrite first.
- 03A community already present, and willing to be part of the stewardship.
- 04Recoverable potential — what has degraded, and could return.
- 05Alignment across the Five Capitals, not financial return alone.
Working landscapesConservation acquisitionsRegenerative communitiesUrban & ecological retrofitsDistricts & mixed-useCharrette-stage sites
Active places, live capital.
Evergreen Foundry
A mixed-use regenerative campus reposition in Kalispell, Montana — Lane A real assets under LRLT stewardship.
Area15.2 acres
LocationKalispell, MT
StatusLive
Nido Farms · Barú Lodge
An 815-acre eco-hospitality reposition inside the Barú Wildlife Refuge, Puntarenas, Costa Rica.
Area815.4 acres
LocationDominical, Puntarenas
StatusLive
Carbon Sequestration Fund
An 8,400-acre multi-site sequestration credit vehicle across the Western US — Lane B credits.
Area8,400 acres
LocationMulti-site, Western US
StatusLive
VLAS Credit Registry
The registry issuing and tracking Verified Living Assets (VLAs) across the portfolio — Lane B.
LocationPlatform
StatusLive
Life AI Platform
The Lane C operating system — data, verification, and learning systems that scale stewardship.
LocationCloud
StatusLive