We are currently focused on the Amazon, beginning with the Castañeros Project in Madre de Dios, Peru, developed in partnership with BAM. This is a region of extraordinary ecological importance and one of the most critical carbon sinks on the planet.

Our goal is to curate a portfolio of high-integrity projects that we have rigorously assessed and, wherever possible, visited ourselves. We are actively reviewing additional projects to expand our portfolio responsibly, ensuring every project we onboard meets our standards for environmental integrity, transparency and community impact.

Carbon credits should never replace meaningful efforts to reduce emissions. We believe they are a complementary step, taken alongside measurement and active reduction.

We work exclusively with independently verified projects that meet recognised international standards, demonstrate additionality, and undergo ongoing monitoring and third-party audits. Every credit is transparently retired on a public registry, ensuring your contribution is measurable, traceable, and uniquely attributed.

Our focus is long-term climate impact, backed by evidence, not purely marketing claims.

Yes. Following your purchase, you will receive an official retirement certificate issued through VERRA, including the project name, registration number, and unique serial details of the credit retired on your behalf.

This ensures your contribution is fully traceable, transparently recorded, and cannot be resold or claimed again.

Every credit involved is issued by recognised international registries and independently verified by third-party auditors. Once purchased, credits are retired on the relevant registry (currently VERRA), meaning they cannot be resold or claimed again.

We prioritise projects with transparent documentation, traceable serial numbers, and clear monitoring reports — so your impact is measurable and uniquely attributed.

The longevity of carbon storage depends on the type of project, but high-integrity forest projects are designed for long-term impact, often 30 to 100+ years. These projects include strict monitoring, third-party verification, and buffer reserves to manage risks such as fire or land-use change.

We prioritise projects with robust permanence safeguards and transparent reporting, ensuring that the carbon removed or avoided is protected for the long term, not just today.

This varies depending on the project, but ultimately they are the closest guardians of the forest and therefore central to the success and permanence of it. In the Amazon, this means working directly with local communities, getting them to have sustainable livelihoods, access to education, strengthening land stewardship, and creating economic alternatives to deforestation.

High-integrity projects invest in education, training, and community-led management structures, ensuring that conservation is not imposed, but owned locally. When communities are empowered, the chances of the forests being protected for the long term grow immensely, which strengthens both climate impact and social resilience.