Trusted projects with co-benefits in the inspiring UK National Parks

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Our carbon projects​

Working in partnership with local farmers and land managers

Our National Parks are more than just protected landscapes; they are living, working environments where people and nature can flourish side by side.

We developed high-integrity nature carbon projects in partnership with farmers and land managers in UK National Parks. Our projects were rooted in long term landscape plans and offered carbon solutions with tangible co-benefits.

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Scaling nature-based solutions for vital action in UK National Parks
Cairngorms Peatland Restoration Project
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Restoring Scotland's vital peatlands, enabling carbon avoidance, protecting wildlife, and supporting local Highland communities
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South Downs Woodland Carbon Project
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Planting trees across 1,000 hectares of the South Downs, creating biodiverse woodland corridors for nature and protecting local livelihoods
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Windermere Woodland Water Quality Project
Protecting England's largest lake from pollution through riparian woodland creation, benefiting water, wildlife and tourism
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South Downs Woodland Carbon Project
Planting trees across 1,000 hectares of the South Downs, creating biodiverse woodland corridors for nature and protecting local livelihoods
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Windermere Woodland Water Quality Project
Protecting England's largest lake from pollution through riparian woodland creation, benefiting water, wildlife and tourism
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Cairngorms Peatland Restoration Project
Restoring Scotland's vital peatlands, enabling carbon avoidance, protecting wildlife, and supporting local Highland communities

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High standards​

We carefully applied our deep ecological, financial and project development expertise to the unique needs of each project and its stakeholders, to create robust nature-based carbon opportunities with 25-40 year timeframes.   

All our projects adhere to the Woodland Carbon Code (WCC) or Peatland Code (PC), backed by UK Government. Both codes set strict rules for modelling, verifying, and monitoring carbon sequestration. The WCC is accredited by The International Carbon Reduction and Offset Alliance (ICROA) and has higher integrity requirements than several other global standards.

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