Restoration Delivery
A nonprofit delivery partner for restoration at scale.
ACRE is a California-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit project developer and delivery partner specializing in large-scale reforestation, fuels reduction, and ecosystem restoration. We increase delivery capacity for public agencies and investors by managing risk, coordinating complex supply chains, and executing projects efficiently without sacrificing quality or cost discipline.
Front-end rigor that reduces uncertainty.
We begin with early risk assessment across technical, environmental, operational, regulatory, and financial factors to inform realistic scopes, schedules, and budgets. This reduces uncertainty and allows projects to transition efficiently from planning into implementation.
End-to-end coordination, consistent outcomes.
ACRE actively manages the full project supply chain—planning and permitting support, seed and nursery coordination, site preparation, implementation, and monitoring. With clear scopes of work, performance metrics, QA/QC, and partner coordination, we deliver consistent, defensible outcomes across public and private lands.
- About ACRE
ACRE is a nonprofit project developer and delivery partner specializing in large-scale reforestation, fuels reduction, and ecosystem restoration. Learn about our mission, approach, and how we deliver projects at scale.
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How We Deliver at Scale
ACRE coordinates across agencies, contractors, nurseries, and technical partners to reduce bottlenecks and align timelines.
By maintaining visibility across each stage of delivery, we ensure labor, materials, and expertise are available when needed—supporting schedule certainty and quality implementation.
Adaptive Project Management
ACRE uses an adaptive project management approach inspired by the Incident Command System (ICS), allowing operations to expand or contract based on project needs.
This structure improves response times, strengthens communication with governmental agencies and project partners, and reduces cost and timeline risk while staying aligned with project objectives.
