UK Projects

Explore our certified UK nature-based projects and build a carbon reduction portfolio that meets your personal or business goals. These projects are all validated under the Woodland Carbon Code or Peatland Code and bring benefits to the local ecosystem and community.

All carbon credits from these projects are Pending Issuance Units (PIUs), representing future carbon savings. You can learn more about the claims you can make with PIUs in our FAQs.

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  • A field of vibrant pink flowers stretches out under a blue sky, with green hills and trees visible in the distance. The Lake District landscape showcasing its rich biodiversity.

    Lowther

    Lowther

    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.
    £25.00
    £25.00 tCO2e
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  • A fenced grassy hillside with young tree saplings in protective tree guards.

    Corriechuillie

    Corriechuillie

    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.
    £25.00
    £25.00 tCO2e
    Details
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  • A close-up view of a patch of moss and grass, with small pink flowers and varying shades of green and red foliage.

    Duich Moss

    Duich Moss

    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).
    £27.50
    £27.50 tCO2e
    Details
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  • An aerial view of a mountain range at sunset reveals hills and peaks casting long shadows over a series of tranquil lakes, nestled alongside vast stretches of serene peatland.

    Cùl Mòr

    Cùl Mòr

    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.
    £27.50
    £27.50 tCO2e
    Details
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  • A narrow stream flows through a lush green meadow with rolling hills under a blue sky with scattered clouds, showcasing the rich British biodiversity. A wooden fence and trees are visible in the background.

    Hawkshaw

    Hawkshaw

    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.
    £25.00
    £25.00 tCO2e
    Details
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  • A scenic view of a mountainous landscape in Scotland with mixed forest, grassy meadow, and shrubs in the foreground under a partly cloudy sky.

    Glenorchy Farm

    Glenorchy Farm

    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.
    £26.00
    £26.00 tCO2e
    Details
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  • Close up of a Birch tree's leaves in the sunshine. Birch was planted at the new woodland, Jon's Wood.

    Jon's Wood

    Jon's Wood

    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.
    £25.00
    £25.00 tCO2e
    Details
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  • A scenic view of a grassy hillside with gently rolling hills in the background.

    Selcoth Burn

    Selcoth Burn

    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.
    £25.00
    £25.00 tCO2e
    Details
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  • A field with young trees protected by green plastic tree guards, surrounded by tall grass under a partly cloudy sky—a serene example of Forest Carbon's woodland creation in Northumberland.

    Sarah's Wood

    Sarah's Wood

    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.
    £25.00
    £25.00 tCO2e
    Details
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