The ArBolivia project aims to promote reforestation by connecting local Bolivian smallholders with ethical timber investors, while also generating carbon credits for the benefit of local communities.

The vision at Corriechuillie is to transform low-grade agricultural land in the Scottish Highlands into a thriving 17-hectare native woodland, creating a significant conservation area that promotes biodiversity and strengthens local ecosystems.

The 91-hectare Cùl Mòr peatland restoration, located within the Inverpolly SSSI and Assynt-Coigach National Scenic Area, is part of the Assynt Foundation’s wider effort to restore the Glencanisp and Drumrunie Estates in the northwest Highlands.

Duich Moss is a significant peatland restoration project on Islay, situated between the River Laggan and north of the Duich River. Restoration efforts here are crucial to rewetting the area, reversing erosion, and safeguarding its designation as a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI).

This Uruguayan project covers land previously used for extensive cattle grazing. Afforestation will be established to produce high-value, long-lived timber products and sequester significant amounts of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

The vision for this Scottish native woodland is to revive some of the ancient Caledonian Forest of the area, enhancing biodiversity and contributing to ecological balance.

Hawkshaw is a 26-hectare native broadleaf woodland in the Scottish Borders, managed on a non-intervention basis. It delivers diverse benefits, including rainwater management, biodiversity support, habitat creation, and improved air quality.

Verified carbon credits from a range of forest protection and creation projects around the world.

Jon's Wood is a new woodland in Crook, County Durham. The vision is to create a native woodland that supports local habitats and improves connectivity in the surrounding area.

The vision for this innovative woodland in Cumbria is to enhance biodiversity through strategically spaced native broadleaf trees, while wildflower meadows and wildlife-friendly structures enrich the landscape and support local ecosystems.

The Nii Kaniti project in Peru focuses on protecting rainforests and avoiding deforestation on community land through scaling up sustainable community forest management and cacao agroforestry.

The vision for this native woodland in Northumberland is to boost carbon sequestration, enrich the landscape, and create essential corridors for local woodland birds—enhancing biodiversity and connectivity across the region.

Selcoth Burn is a 49-ha woodland in the Scottish Borders. It aims to restore native woodland in Selcoth Glen by enhancing habitats for rare plants and species like black grouse and golden eagles.

This basket includes a variety of nature-based planting schemes across the UK, prioritising native broadleaf species. These woodlands are designed to boost ecosystem services, including enhanced biodiversity, improved water and air quality, and increased opportunities for recreation.

This basket includes a variety of woodland creation projects that will enhance natural ecosystems while delivering social benefits through sustainable timber practices, providing support to landowners and local communities.