According to a recent LinkedIn post from Mast Reforestation, the company has completed planting activities at its MT1 site in eastern Montana, restoring forests on land affected by a 2021 wildfire. The post indicates that thousands of seedlings have been planted and that the project is tied to Mast’s biomass burial–based carbon removal approach.
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The post also notes that MT1’s biomass burial credits sold out in less than six weeks after issuance, with buyers including Bain & Company and BMO, suggesting growing institutional interest in the company’s carbon removal products. According to the update, the associated carbon finance is being deployed back into the same land, potentially reinforcing the project’s linkage between revenue generation and on-the-ground restoration.
As highlighted in the LinkedIn content, Mast’s team is monitoring on-site conditions and measuring how efficiently carbon is stored in buried biomass while restoration proceeds. This focus on measurement and durability could be relevant for investors tracking verification, permanence, and scalability in carbon removal business models.
The post further references media coverage from local outlet KTVQ, which reported on the MT1 project and its progress. Increased visibility and early credit sell-through may signal commercial traction and could help Mast Reforestation position itself competitively within the emerging durable carbon removal market, though financial terms and long-term contract structures are not detailed in the post.