A real asset program backed by over a decade of field operations, eight thousand planted acres, and a commercial lumber pipeline that shipped its first full truckload in 2026.
The Eco-Tree Program is how accredited investors back a specific crop of paulownia. Each year we open a new series that funds that year's planting; your participation follows that exact crop from the ground to the sale of its lumber, and returns are tied to that harvest, not to a fund or a portfolio.
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The series is funded
Accredited investors fund the year's planting through the Eco-Tree Program.
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We plant
Lab propagated trees from our exclusive cultivar collection go to carefully screened farms.
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Farmers grow
Farmers provide land and care under long term agreements, with our agronomists alongside them.
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We harvest and sell
In eight to twelve years we handle harvest, milling, grading, and the sale of the lumber.
The first harvest begins in 2026.
The first Eco-Tree Program harvest is scheduled for late 2026. The pipeline that turns trees into revenue is already running, with the first full truckload of paulownia lumber shipped to a signed buyer in March 2026.
First Eco-Tree Program harvest scheduled for late 2026
First full truckload of lumber shipped in March 2026
Active buyers in furniture, marine, instruments, and millwork
Capital comes back first.
When a crop is harvested and sold, investors receive a return of their invested capital before any profits are shared. Remaining profits are then split three ways.
Farmers
50%
Land, tree care, and maintenance
Investors
30%
Pro rata across the series
World Tree
20%
Trees, training, harvest, and sales
Distributions occur only on the harvest and sale of the series’ trees. Full terms are set out in the Confidential Private Placement Memorandum.
Over a decade in the ground.
Acres planted
8,000+
Across the Americas
Farm partnerships
375+
Active today
Assets planted
$300M+
At projected harvest pricing
Fire rating
Class A
Independently tested
Sources: World Tree annual reports · Intertek ASTM E84 (2025)
Each cohort, sharper than the last.
Survival climbs every year as our cultivars, screening, and farmer training compound.
2016
2018
2020
2021
2022
2023
Source: 2026 Annual Tree Series Reports. Survival rates do not guarantee future outcomes.
What you can hold in your hands.
This is a physical crop, and we report on it like one.
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Annual tree series reports
Survival, growth, and farm level detail for your series, every year.
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Independent verification
Growth and carbon outcomes on our farms are studied by third parties, including Ostrom Climate.
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Distributions at harvest
Capital back first, then your share of profits as the crop is harvested and sold.
Why now?
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Demand outpaces supply
Global demand for wood products is projected to quadruple by 2050, even as traditional hardwood supply keeps shrinking.
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Class A by code
California's wildland code now mandates Class A materials in fire hazard zones.
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Degraded land only
Every farm sits on unforested land, so outcomes are net additional.
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The pipeline is live
Signed buyers, repeat customers, and lumber already moving to market.
Request the Executive Summary.
The Eco-Tree Program is open to accredited investors. Terms, the returns model, and the Private Placement Memorandum go to verified investors and their advisors.
