Client Type: Corporate
Acres: 12,658
Status: In development
Keweenaw Land Association is dedicated to the long-term sustainable management of forests in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and northern Wisconsin. Traditionally, log sales and mineral royalties formed Keweenaw’s primary revenue streams. This initial forest offset project on its sustainably-certified forestlands diversifies income and is a tangible demonstration of the company’s commitment to ESG values.
Client Type: Corporate
Acres: 35,466
Status: Registered
Offsets issued: 1,940,297
Comprised predominantly of contiguous natural forests in southcentral West Virginia, Rowland forestlands have historically been managed for timber, coal, and natural gas. As coal markets ebb, Rowland increasingly focuses on revenue from its sustainably managed forests. Rowland forests are dominated by natural eastern hardwood and conifer species including red and white oak, maple, hickory, yellow poplar, and pine.
Client Type: Corporate
Acres: 90,060
Status: Registered
Offsets issued: 1,411,136
Owned by Denmark’s public pension fund ATP, Upper Hudson Woodlands (UHW) is certified under the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) and Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI) programs. Located in New York’s iconic Adirondack Park, UHW is managed for timber and public recreation. Enrollment of the property in a forest carbon project diversified investment revenue and demonstrated ATP’s sustainability commitment to its pensioners.
Client Type: Corporate
Acres: 24,497
Status: Registered
Offsets issued: 645,228
As the global economy decarbonizes, Appalachian land holders like Alma seek to generate returns from carbon sequestration through forest conservation versus carbon emission via coal-fired energy generation. Located in eastern Kentucky, Tennessee, and West Virginia, forests within the Alma project area are comprised of red maple, red oak, yellow poplar, eastern white pine, and eastern hemlock.
Client Type: Corporate
Acres: 2,113
Status: Registered
Offsets issued: 239,205
In 2014, Finite purchased the Berry Summit property from Green Diamond Resources in Northern California’s iconic Humboldt County. After 18 months we registered the property’s forest carbon project, demonstrating to forest investors how carbon project revenue can be used to finance the acquisition of working forestlands.
