This year’s World Rewilding Day theme is “animate the carbon cycle.” Discover emerging science on how wild animals are crucial to Earth’s ability to soak up carbon.
A unique carbon finance partnership has helped to create Vermont’s largest non-governmental wilderness area.
Explore Frenchman Bay Community Forest in Maine through our new video. The public forest was the first successful project of the Wildlands Partnership.
The 1,400-acre Frenchman Bay Community Forest in Hancock, Maine is now conserved as wilderness through the Wildlands Partnership.
Wild Works 1.1: Wild Carbon Supplement shares recent research showing that old forests are a critical natural climate solution, not only for their ability to store carbon, but also for their capacity to sequester it.
Through the Wildlands Carbon project, Northeast Wilderness Trust and SIG Carbon are creating a model that directly results in protected wild forests, benefits local land trusts, and could be scaled up and replicated across the country.
Northeast Wilderness Trust’s pledge to protect 25,000 acres by 2025, as set forth in our five-year strategic plan, supports the 1t.org campaign to protect and plant 1 trillion trees in a decade.
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802.224.1000
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