Project / Activities
The work on the ground
A coordinated set of field, technical and community activities that together produce credible, marketable forest carbon.
Forest inventory & plot measurement
Establishing and re-measuring permanent sample plots to build and maintain the province’s carbon dataset.
Remote sensing & mapping
Producing forest-cover maps and detecting change through satellite analysis and GIS.
Community engagement
Working with forest committees on protection, planning and benefit-sharing.
Restoration & conservation
Supporting reforestation, assisted natural regeneration and reduced-impact management.
Capacity building
Training Forest Department staff and communities in carbon measurement and monitoring.
Market development
Preparing verified credits and engaging carbon buyers and standards bodies.
Annual rhythm
How a project year unfolds
Q1 — Planning & stratification
Update strata, plan field campaigns and refresh satellite baselines.
Q2 — Field measurement
Deploy crews to sample plots during the accessible field season.
Q3 — Analysis & QA
Process data, estimate carbon, and run quality assurance.
Q4 — Reporting & engagement
Publish results, verify reductions and engage communities and buyers.