Projects

By restoring forests that have been cut, and by planting new forests, carbon is continuously sequestered in the biomass of trees as they grow.

Mangroves are some of the most effective plants at sequestering carbon, and they also protect tropical coastlines from storm damage and erosion. 

By making improvements to efficiency and reducing leaks and spills at industrial facilities, excess greenhouse gas emissions can be avoided.

Protecting ecosystems that are imminently threatened by development ensures that they will continue to be effective carbon sinks for decades. Additionally, all species living in the ecosystem continue to enjoy a safe and healthy habitat.

Renewable energy plants reduce the demand for fossil fuels, directly cutting carbon emissions.

By funding the switch from

wood-fired stoves to more efficient forms of energy, carbon emissions are reduced at the source, and demand for lumber is reduced, ensuring the protection of local forests and indirectly sequestering additional carbon.