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Landowners

Turn your land into a twenty-year carbon project

Large areas with low agricultural yield, or none at all, can be used as carbon sinks. We run the whole process, from soil analysis to certification and sale.

A wide, treeless steppe landscape in Central Anatolia

Eligibility

Which land qualifies?

Ownership
Treasury, foundation or private
Size
At least 3.500 decares (350 ha). Measurement and certification costs are spread across the area, so anything smaller is not viable.
Land class
Must not be classified as forest. Existing forest land is excluded.
Soil
Suitability is established by analysing samples taken on site.
Top-down view: one planted parcel among straw-coloured fields

Before and after

The same land, twenty years apart

Bare land that is not classified as forest becomes a closed-canopy forest within twenty years, with the right species and steady care. Every tonne of carbon that forest binds is measured, certified and sold.

The same spot twenty years later: dense pine forest behind the almond tree In 20 years
Before planting: a lone almond tree, bare land and a twin-peaked hill Today

Model

Purchase or lease?

An older landowner seen from behind, hand on a fence post, looking over his land

Purchase

For privately owned land. The land is transferred into the project; maintenance, measurement and certification stay with us for the project term.

An open gate in a long fence line with young sapling rows beyond

Long-term lease

An alternative to purchase for private land, and the route for treasury and foundation land. Ownership stays with you; the land is dedicated to the carbon project for its term.

Application

What to prepare for an initial assessment

A cadastral map, compass, soil sample bag and pine cone on a wooden table

Contact

Let’s assess your land

Share the parcel details; we will make an initial assessment and plan the next step with you.