Ramo Earth joined the Brainforest portfolio as the eighth portfolio company, after taking part in the Spring 2025 Venture Program, where the team stood out for its unique mix of local experience and cutting edge technology. Co founder Matthew Jordan spent more than ten years working with farmers in Mozambique. There he saw how often promising climate projects fell apart, held back by high costs, unclear rules and slow processes. Together with co founder Miguel Correia, a data scientist and AI engineer, he set out to build a better way. Field knowledge on one side, deep technical expertise on the other. That combination became Ramo Earth. Their answer is NatureOS, a platform that lets developers upload a map of their land and quickly identify opportunities for nature based carbon projects. It estimates how much carbon could be stored, checks whether a project meets the standards, and guides users step by step through an AI assistant called Copa. A feasibility check that traditionally takes over a year can now happen in a fraction of the time. The potential is already visible. As Matthew shared in his interview with Brainforest, Ramo mapped national restoration opportunities in Ghana in only six weeks, supporting a climate finance deal worth 25 billion dollars. With its investment, Brainforest supports Ramo Earth with guidance, mentoring and connections as the team strengthens its presence in Africa, expands to Portugal and Brazil, and scales its digital monitoring tools. By 2030, Ramo aims to support 20 million hectares of land restoration and reach 10,000 carbon developers. Because funding for nature should reach the people and places that need it most.