As part of our Nature-based Solutions program, One Tree Planted offers carbon offsets from new and existing projects. These offsets extend far beyond sequestering carbon, providing multi-generational co-benefits for nature, people and biodiversity. Learn more
Our Nature-based Solution Projects are:
As part of our Nature-based Solutions program, One Tree Planted offers carbon offsets from new and existing projects. These offsets extend far beyond sequestering carbon, providing multi-generational co-benefits for nature, people and biodiversity. Learn more
Our Nature-based Solution Projects are:
We work with businesses to make an impact and achieve your CSR goals.
One Tree Planted targets Nature-based Solutions (NbS) projects (e.g. reforestation, agroforestry, mangrove restoration) with a minimum aggregated project size of 1 million trees (approx. 1,000 hectares). These large-scale projects ensure long-term restoration.
While there is no substitute for taking concrete steps to reduce your carbon emissions, purchasing offsets that are part of quality reforestation projects can help you reduce your carbon footprint and support nature and communities.
Nature-based Solutions projects at One Tree Planted are responsible for planting millions of trees globally— as well as generating profound, multi-dimensional benefits for the climate, biodiversity, communities, and livelihoods.
Carbon offsets are informed by the concept that reducing greenhouse gas emissions in any area is worthwhile. They allow you to pay to reduce GHGs to make up for some or all of your own personal emissions. And because GHGs integrate easily into the atmosphere and spread quickly around the planet, paying to reduce carbon—even if it is on another continent— is a win for the planet.
One of our favorite ways to lower global carbon emissions is by—you guessed it—planting trees. In fact, one mature tree can store up to 45 pounds of carbon annually (Kohl et al, 2017). However, that takes time, with an average of 15 years before a tree sequesters a significant amount of carbon. So while reforestation is our thing, we also recognize the vital importance of forest conservation—or, saving forests from being deforested in the first place.
To this end, we also support the conservation of existing mature forests that includes verification of carbon sequestration and the measurement of other ecosystem benefits.