Funding and Regenerating neglected or degraded natural capital real estate by planting trees, rewilding and enhancing biodiversity, water retention and diversion and increasing soil health through carbon sequestration leads to ecosystem and habitat restoration which has a positive impact on bioregional climate change.

The resulting efforts generate eco credits (carbon, water, biodiversity) and can be sold on global markets to assist in funding regeneration.

For example:

1 acre of regenerative silviculture / agriculture can sequester 1 to 5 or more metric tonnes of carbon annually. 
1 metric tonne of carbon sequestered = 1 carbon credit ($5 - $20 depending on quality)

Regenerative Reforestation captures carbon and stores it in the soil and trees.
Ideally this type of Reforestation enhances biodiversity.
Biodiversity enhancement generates biodiversity credits.  
Biodiverse ecosystems capture moisture, creating streams, rivers, ponds, marshes and wetlands. Healthy ecosystems provide water purification and filtration and these generates water credits.

The water and biodiversity credit methodology is a work in progress.  Some are already available, and it will gain in popularity.
