Could carbon credits help fund city’s public green space?

Urban forests sell credits for $1m+

Over a dozen city forestry projects across the U.S. earned more than $1 million in the first bundled sale of carbon credits generated exclusively by urban forests, representing the largest U.S. sale of urban-forest carbon credits. This is a critical step forward toward financing equitable city forests for everyone. Read more on Axios.

Pierce Conservation District, Breaking New Ground

Allegheny Land Trust buys 150 acres of Trees

Infrastructure Bill Boosts Equity Focus for Urban Trees

Since When Have Trees Existed Only for Rich Americans?

PayPal Purchases Carbon Credits From Enrichmond Foundation to Support Urban Forest Preservation in Richmond, VA

Carbon stored in Elizabeth Township forest will help pay for its preservation

Measuring Equity Through City Trees

Pierce CD participates in carbon credit forestry program

Need to reduce your carbon? You can ‘buy’ these Pierce Co. trees without digging them up

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