Restoration Projects
Carbon Projects
Projects that generate verified carbon credits (ARR and/or REDD+)
Dakatcha Woodlands Carbon Project
The Dakatcha Woodlands Carbon Project protects 241,000 hectares of Kenya's most threatened coastal forest ecosystem in Kilifi County. Through innovative carbon finance, this 40-year initiative combines forest protection and restoration to safeguard endangered species while supporting sustainable livelihoods for local communities through a landscape-scale approach that honors both people and planet.
Musokotwane-Nyawa Miombo Woodland Carbon Project
Within Zambia's Kazungula District, this 185,000-hectare initiative restores critical wildlife corridors connecting major national parks within the world's largest transboundary conservation area. By rehabilitating degraded Miombo woodlands through community-led efforts, the project aims to generate 3-6 million carbon credits while creating sustainable livelihoods across 23 communities in two traditional chiefdoms.
Olokeri Carbon Project
The Olokeri Carbon Project works with Maasai communities to preserve 153,000 hectares of culturally sacred Naimina Enkiyio Forest in Kenya's Loita Hills. This 40-year initiative combines indigenous stewardship with carbon finance to protect biodiversity-rich Afromontane ecosystems, potentially generating 8-29 million tCOโe while supporting sustainable community livelihoods and preserving vital cultural heritage.
Rubeho Mountains Carbon Project
Spanning 394,000 hectares in Tanzania's globally significant Eastern Arc Mountains, this 40-year carbon project combines forest protection and restoration to generate 13.7-19.3 million carbon credits while empowering 40 villages to sustainably manage their natural resources, protect rare biodiversity, and secure critical water sources for millions of people downstream.
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