Marillion Woodlot Programme

Plant a Future
on Your Land

Marillion partners with smallholder tobacco farmers across Zimbabwe to establish woodlots on their land. We plant the trees, we manage them, you keep ownership of your land. Earn a real share of the revenue from carbon credits, timber, and biochar — visible in your dashboard, paid into your account.

The Programme

What is a Marillion Woodlot?

A Marillion Woodlot is a forestry partnership between you, the farmer, and Marillion. You provide land for 30 years under a renewable lease. We plant native indigenous species — Fever Tree, Albizia, Teak and others from our approved species list — at our cost. We manage, protect, and harvest them. We sell the resulting carbon credits, timber, and biochar. You receive 20% of net revenue, paid into your account, with first priority on paid maintenance and warden work on your own plot.

Your land stays yours.

You retain full ownership of the land. Marillion only leases the right to plant and manage the trees on it.

20% revenue share.

You receive 20% of net revenue from every carbon credit, timber sale, and biochar batch produced on your land. Paid directly. Visible in your dashboard.

Verified and transparent.

Every tree planted is satellite-verified. Every payment is tracked. Every farmer's woodlot is on our public registry. Real plantations, real records.

Simple Process

How It Works

01

Register

Tell us about you and your land. Takes about 10 minutes. No fees, ever.

02

Verified by our team

We check your land details using satellite imagery and a field visit. You see every step in your dashboard.

03

Trees planted, revenue shared

Marillion plants and manages your woodlot. From the first harvest onwards, you receive your 20% share directly. Track everything in your dashboard.

Eligibility

Who Can Register

The Marillion Woodlot programme is open to farmers across Zimbabwe who meet these criteria:

  • You own land or hold a registrable interest (title deed, A2 lease with state consent, or other formal tenure that supports a 30-year lease)
  • Your land is at least 1 hectare in size
  • Your land has been non-forest for at least the last 10 years
  • You are willing to grant Marillion a 30-year renewable lease over the woodlot area
  • You have a national ID and a mobile money or bank account

If you're not sure about your eligibility, register anyway. Our team will help you understand your options.

Our Difference

Why Marillion

"We are different from every previous afforestation programme in Zimbabwe. We don't deduct a levy and disappear. Every tree we plant is recorded, satellite-verified, and visible on our public registry. Every dollar of credit revenue is tracked. You can see what is happening on your land at any time, from your phone or computer. This is how forestry should work — transparent, accountable, and a real partnership with the farmer."

See our existing woodlots on the live map

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Ready to plant a future?

Registration takes about 10 minutes. We'll need basic details about you, your land, and your contracting merchant if you have one. No fees. No commitments until you're verified and we've agreed terms.

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Services

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Contact

Zimbabwe

3 Albert Close

Glen Lorne

Harare

Tel: +263 712 601 117

WhatsApp: +263 712 601 117

United Kingdom

70 Pall Mall, St James's

London SW1Y 5NQ

Africa (Cape Town)

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Cape Town, South Africa

info@marillionex.com

UK: +44 712 601 117

SA: +27 78 917 2485

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