Terrabiom is a Chile-based company developing a contextual soil-evidence layer to support decisions about land establishment, restoration, management, and investment. It measures the biological condition of soil and interprets results against a reference suited to the specific context, rather than applying one universal benchmark. Its approach is designed to make clear what was measured, how the site compares, and what uncertainty remains.

Terrabiom’s services include field-based soil assessment, contextual comparison, and repeat monitoring to track changes over time. Clients receive traceable information on sampling locations and protocols, observed soil condition, relevant references, interpretation limits, and progress across repeated campaigns. The evidence can complement decisions in forestry and revegetation, mine closure and land recovery, and land or investment planning, including some carbon-related projects. Terrabiom does not quantify CO₂e or replace agronomy, engineering, audits, valuations, or regulatory certification.

Led by soil and microbial ecology researcher Eric Pinto-Figueroa, the company is applying its approach in the field and seeking pilot sites, technical partners, and research collaborations.