Rebuilding with Nature Ltd.
Creating a Sustainable Planet for a Better Future
Creating a Sustainable Planet for a Better Future
Rebuilding with Nature Ltd. is a science-based environmental solutions company delivering innovative, scalable, and investable nature-positive projects across marine, terrestrial, and agricultural systems.
Honored with the prestigious SDGs Business Award for advancing sustainability and nature-positive innovation.
Rebuilding with Nature Ltd. focuses on rebuilding ecosystems with nature, not against it. Our solutions are grounded in scientific research and designed to be environmentally safe, climate-aligned, and scalable across regions.
🌱 To rebuild ecosystems with nature, delivering innovative, scalable solutions that support biodiversity, climate action, and sustainable livelihoods.
Marine ecologist and environmental scientist specializing in coral reef restoration, blue carbon, and nature-based solutions. Co-leads the development of RwN substrates and advances sustainable development and sustainable finance.
Email: c.ramphul@rebuildingwithnature.com
Mobile: +81 80 2552 7765
Senior business executive with extensive international experience in the automotive industry, including executive leadership roles in Japan and Germany. Co-leads the development of RwN substrates.
Email: t.masuda@rebuildingwithnature.com
Mobile: +81 (0)80 6984 1533 / (0)80 2662 0668
Research on the RwN substrate as a low-cost surface for coral larval settlement. It covers field trials with RwN substrate ropes and plates against a terracotta control, SEM analysis, and results presented at ICRS 2026.
Spectral measurements from 250 to 1800 nm on tiles T1, T2 and T3, looking at what they mean for biofilm formation and coral larval settlement.
Organic bio-fertilizer made from beach-cast seaweed and coastal organic waste, treated with RwN’s bacterial inoculant. This includes the “From Sea to Soil” project, planned in Mauritius and possibly in Rodrigues.
This project improves the organic properties of the soil by promoting beneficial bacteria and plant growth-promoting bacteria.
The RwN substrate is used as a biofilter and as shrimp habitat. Results so far are positive: the water is clearer and the shrimp population has increased.
Sharing our research with the scientific, engineering and blue-economy communities.
We welcome collaborations with governments, NGOs, research institutions, investors, and communities.