BT22-S / Terrestrial

Soil that has stopped functioning, brought back into function.

We work where the biology is gone, heavy metal contamination, erosion, acidification, salinization, nutrient depletion, loss of cover. K2 engineered compost reactivates the soil rather than masking the symptoms.

The problem we solve on land

  • +Heavy metal and chemical contamination
  • +Erosion and structural soil instability
  • +Acidification, salinization, nutrient depletion
  • +Loss of biodiversity and plant cover

What conventional methods miss

  • +Expensive, high upfront cost, ongoing maintenance, hard to scale
  • +Temporary. Once treatment stops, contamination returns
  • +Infrastructure-heavy, excavation, chemical treatment, containment
  • +Non-regenerative. They treat symptoms, not the system
K2 engineered compost, application on degraded ground
K2 engineered compost, application on degraded ground
Land application

K2 Engineered Compost

Inoculated with seven genera of naturally occurring soil bacteria. In field use since 2013. The main tool we use for land restoration.

Microbial composition
7 genera, non-pathogenic
Stability in treated soil
10+ years
Soil indicators recovery
≈ 3 years
Track record
Since 2013
Where we apply it

Sites where the soil has been pushed past recovery on its own.

Landfills

Capping, biological stabilization, post-closure soil recovery.

Mining & post-industrial

Heavy metal contamination, leachate, brownfield rehabilitation.

Civil works

Road and railway embankments, slope stabilization, erosion control.

Farmland

Soil organic matter restoration, yield recovery on exhausted fields.

Forestry

Restoration of forested areas following wildfires and heavy erosion events.

Urban green systems

Restoration of polluted and degraded areas into park systems.

Coastal protection

Restoration and protection of embankments adjacent to waterways and water bodies.

Regreening & reforestation

Preventing and reversing desertification, reducing imported substrates.

We've worked on sites like yours.