Partnerships Built in Canada

Restoration partnerships across landscapes.

TreeTrack develops integrated restoration technology in Canada with an approach designed for adaptation across regions. We work with customers, researchers, technology collaborators and potential delivery partners to match local ecological needs with repeatable methods and transparent monitoring.

01 Where we operate today

Our footprint, stated plainly.

Completed work, active work and work in development are kept separate.

  • Completed operations

    British Columbia & Quebec

    Deployments in British Columbia since 2023 — including the Nicola Watershed, Port Hardy, West Kelowna and Quesnel — and ~125 ha in Selbaie, Quebec in 2026.

  • Active projects

    Contracts & monitoring

    A signed Canfor contract (33.9 ha) and a restoration-monitoring program with CENGN and UBC Farm.

  • In development

    New regions & partners

    Research, technology and regional delivery partnerships. We list a region only once work there is contracted.

02 Partnership models

How we work with others.

Some models are in practice today; regional delivery is still in development. TreeTrack does not operate a licensing or franchise network.

  • Research & validation

    Field trials and university research — a 23-month trial at Malcolm Knapp Research Forest and greenhouse and peer-reviewed work with Thompson Rivers University.

    In practice
  • Indigenous-led delivery

    TreeTrack technology alongside stewardship priorities and land knowledge — with Shackan 11 (2023) and Ntityix Resources / Westbank First Nation (2025).

    In practice
  • Seedpod supply

    Engineered Seedpods and application protocols for partners running their own deployment operations.

    Available
  • Regional delivery partners

    Qualified operators delivering TreeTrack protocols in new regions, with TreeTrack Seedpods and common TerraSight reporting.

    In development
A film by Foresight CanadaRedefining Reforestation with High Tech and Traditional Knowledge
Produced by Foresight Canada and Transient Films on TreeTrack’s partnership with Lil̓wat Forestry Ventures, through BioCAN (funded by Natural Resources Canada).

03 Regional partnerships

What a regional partnership involves.

Local conditions decide the method. The standards stay the same.

  • Qualified UAV operations under local aviation rules
  • Training in TreeTrack deployment and QA/QC protocols
  • Native species, seed sourcing and prescriptions matched to local ecology
  • Local permitting, environmental and land-access requirements
  • Seedpod manufacturing and supply logistics — produced in Port Coquitlam, BC
  • TerraSight reporting to common monitoring standards
Trays of TreeTrack Seedpods during production

Partner with TreeTrack

Interested in partnering?

Tell us your region, your organization and the role you see for TreeTrack.