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This interactive tool shows all active CFC projects with available credits.

ICROA Endorsed

The City Forest Credits Standard is endorsed by the International Carbon Reduction and Offset Accreditation.

Local Climate Solutions

At the intersection of forest carbon and community

We are a carbon registry focused on one sector – carbon in city forests. Check out the credit registry to see all verified projects, including information about the status of credits.

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Minneapolis, MN

Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board Planting Project 2024

Planting trees for health and equity
Hambden Township, Geauga County, Ohio

Resilient Acres Woodland Preserve

Ensuring the preservation of vital ecosystem services, enhancing regional climate resilience, reducing flood risks, and safeguarding local wildlife for future generations.
Jackson County, Mississippi

Lee and Betty Sharp Orchard and Woods

Protecting forest composed of mixed hardwoods and native pine species for ongoing ecological stewardship, habitat restoration, and flood mitigation.
Lake County, Illinois

Carbon Credits for Lotus Country and Brownlee Properties

Protecting trees for ecosystem services such as wildlife habitat, stormwater interception, carbon sequestration, improved air quality, and for community health and wellness benefits.
Toledo, OH

Restoring Forests for Carbon Sequestration in Lucas County, OH

Benefitting the local wildlife habitat and providing the Metroparks with continued forested areas to be used for public recreational purposes.
Hambden Township, Geauga County, Ohio

Hambden Hills

Protecting native-Ohio forest for societal benefits and open space, watershed protection and enhancement, and wildlife habitat.
Central Texas

Central Texas Floodplain Reforestation Project 2024

Restoring riparian buffers in Central Texas
Minneapolis, MN

Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board Planting Project 2023

Planting trees for health and equity
Atlanta, Georgia

City of Atlanta Carbon Credit Program (2024)

Preserving forests for social, health, recreational and longer-term ecological impacts
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