The science behind WeStayHere

Pulse technology is built on ten years of research into water cycle regeneration, landscape ecology, and evaporative cooling. The Weather Makers Foundation conducts independent research that underpins everything we deploy.

THE BARDAWIL & SINAI BLUEPRINT

The Bardawil & Sinai Initiative (BSI) is a blueprint for large-scale water cycle restoration. Developed by The Weather Makers Foundation, it demonstrates how degraded landscapes can be regenerated through systematic ecological intervention — starting with cooling the land and restoring moisture flows.

→ Read the full blueprint at weathermakersfoundation.org

ACTIVE PILOTS

We test before we scale. Current pilots are running in three locations:

In the greenhouse · Netherlands, 2026 Visible improvement in growth, cooling, and humidity levels.

In the orchard · Netherlands, 2026 Higher yield, healthier plants, and measurable cooling.

In Almería · Spain, 2026 Full-scale effect: more growth, better harvest, and restoration of moisture balance.

Full pilot results available summer 2026.

SCIENTIFIC FOUNDATION

Our work is grounded in peer-reviewed research on water cycle dynamics, evaporative cooling, and landscape regeneration. Key papers from The Weather Makers Foundation:

→ Degradation in Northern Africa: A Multi-Causal Phenomenon → BSI Blueprint for Global Regeneration → UN Water Conference presentation

All research available at weathermakersfoundation.org

PARTNERS & INSTITUTIONS

The Weather Makers Foundation works with universities, research institutes, and international partners to validate and scale regenerative technology. WSH brings this validated technology to commercial and public projects worldwide.