Earthline
Hydrology Intelligence for Regenerative Futures
Analysis:
Slow it. Sink it. Spread it.
Turn rainfall into groundwater — on any land, anywhere.
EARTHLINE
GLOBAL IMPACT
14.2BILLION
Gallons Identified for Recharge Potential
1.8MILLION
Acres Analyzed
32,400
Bioswale Opportunities Identified
2,350
Bioswales Implemented
$187MILLION
Funding Opportunities Identified
892
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What a mature bioswale becomes

A living system for groundwater recharge, healthy soil, trees, habitat, mulch, and biodiversity.

Educational cross-section showing how a mature bioswale slows rainwater, builds living soil, supports trees and wildlife, and recharges groundwater
A living water-harvesting ecosystem Rain is slowed, spread across the contour, absorbed through living soil, and cycled through roots, trees, wildlife, and groundwater.
Educational diagram of a mature bioswale on a three to four percent slope with infiltration, native plants, roots, wildlife, and groundwater benefits
A mature bioswale on a gentle slope Native trees, shrubs, flowers, mulch, fungi, insects, and deep roots turn a simple earthwork into long-term landscape resilience.

ELEVATION PROFILE West → east transect

CLIMATE PROJECTION RCP 4.5 (2050)

🌧Annual Precip.
Extreme Rainfall
🌡Temperature
Snowpack

SOIL INFILTRATION (NRCS)

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NATIVE PLANT GUILDS VIEW ALL (42)

POLLINATOR & BIRD HABITAT Priority zones