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Client Type: TIMO/REIT
Acres: 171,966
Status: In development

Located in the coldest region of the lower 48, Meriwether has supplied fiber to the integrated pulp and paper mill in International Falls for over a century. Now managed under both Forest Stewardship Council and Sustainable Forestry Initiative certification, the property generates a sustainable flow of wood fiber for the Boise Paper mill and high-quality forest habitat for moose, bear, deer, wolves, and grouse.

Client Type: TIMO/REIT
Acres: 24,225
Status: In development

This diverse, Appalachian hardwood property consists of several large blocks in northeastern Alabama and is managed under the Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI) certification program. Loblolly pine, Virginia pine, chestnut oak, white oak and other mixed hardwoods provide critical habitat for native flora and fauna. The property is managed for a variety of recreational, wildlife, timber and community benefit objectives.

Client Type: TIMO/REIT
Acres: 47,544
Status: Registered
Offsets issued: 2,961,030

In 2017, Lyme purchased the Logan property with an existing forest carbon project. Actively managed under the FSC certification program, the New Markets Tax Credits program financed the establishment of a logging business using winch-assist harvesting technology on the property’s steep slopes. Winch-assist systems make logging jobs safer and higher-paying, reduce soil compaction and erosion, and support quality silviculture.

Client Type: TIMO/REIT
Acres: 100,094
Status: Registered
Offsets issued: 1,169,245

With this purchase in 2014, Molpus became the largest private landowner in New York’s iconic Adirondack Park. Protected from development by NYDEC easements granting public recreation access, the property is managed under the Sustainable Forestry Initiative and Forest Stewardship Council certification programs. The Grasse River runs through the property and is a popular destination for anglers and canoers.

Client Type: TIMO/REIT
Acres: 79,199
Status: In development

Chateaugay Woodlands lies in the northern fringe of New York’s Adirondack Mountains. Consisting of 85,450 forested acres in eight primary tracts, all but 1,000 acres is encumbered by a conservation easement held by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation The property is managed for its timber resource, while the focus of the DEC’s easement is toward the protection of scenic and natural resources, public access, and recreation.