Inverness, Scottish Highlands, Scotland

Rehiran Carbon

Rehiran Carbon

The Rehiran project, located in the Scottish Highlands, establishes a new mixed woodland with native Scots pine and broadleaves. The project will contribute to native woodland expansion and will bring multiple benefits to the local area.  

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Project highlights

The Rehiran project, located in the Scottish Highlands, establishes a new mixed woodland with native Scots pine and broadleaves. The project will contribute to native woodland expansion and will bring multiple benefits to the local area. Scroll to read more about this fascinating project.

Project stats

  • Trees planted: 58,608 trees planted 
  • TCO2 sequestration (expected over lifetime): 11,600
  • Planted: Winter 2024

Credit Type

Pending Issuance Units (PIUs). As we do not charge VAT on this project, you cannot claim carbon neutrality or to have achieved net-zero from supporting it. If you would like to make "neutrality" or net-zero claims, please contact us directly.

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How much should I contribute?

The amount you invest is up to you. It can be as little as supporting one tonne of carbon, or an entire woodland!

If you'd like to match your membership to a specific activity, for example, your organisation's Scope 3 emissions or a flight you took recently, we recommend working towards a science-based estimate. If you'd like to contribute something in the meantime, while you're processing all of that data and making those calculations, here's some guidance on what your approximate footprint might be.

Please note: using nature-based investments to allow BAU (or life as usual) is not our recommended approach. Behaviour change and business decarbonisation are essential too.

Who is behind the Carbon Club? How do I know if I can trust it?

The Carbon Club is powered by Forest Carbon, one of the UK’s most established and experienced woodland and peatland project developers. We’ve been around since before there was even a standard in place to regulate the sale of carbon credits in the UK (so we helped to develop one). You can learn more about our experience and story here.

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FAQs

How much should I contribute?

The amount you invest is up to you. It can be as little as supporting one tonne of carbon, or an entire woodland!

If you'd like to match your membership to a specific activity, for example, your organisation's Scope 3 emissions or a flight you took recently, we recommend working towards a science-based estimate. If you'd like to contribute something in the meantime, while you're processing all of that data and making those calculations, here's some guidance on what your approximate footprint might be.

Please note: using nature-based investments to allow BAU (or life as usual) is not our recommended approach. Behaviour change and business decarbonisation are essential too.

Who is behind the Carbon Club? How do I know if I can trust it?

The Carbon Club is powered by Forest Carbon, one of the UK’s most established and experienced woodland and peatland project developers. We’ve been around since before there was even a standard in place to regulate the sale of carbon credits in the UK (so we helped to develop one). You can learn more about our experience and story here.

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Looking to support a whole project? Need more than 300 tCO2?

For larger programmes where carbon credit volume requirement is above 300 tCO2e, please get in touch with us directly. Our expert team is ready to help you create customised portfolios that seamlessly support your carbon initiatives and CSR goals.