Explore carbon credit market trends and sustainable business solutions

The verified carbon market is changing. Buyers are asking harder questions. A carbon credit's value is increasingly defined not just by the carbon it represents, but by what the project delivers alongside it and by how rigorously those outcomes are...

From orbit, the Earth offers a silent testimony to change. Cities spread, forests shrink, and coastlines shift. But occasionally, satellites capture something else—something hopeful. In western Uganda, subtle yet striking changes in the landscape...

Each year, millions of birds embark on one of nature’s most incredible phenomena: migration. These long-distance journeys, spanning continents and crossing oceans, are awe-inspiring, but they are also fraught with dangers. One of the most...

Afforestation and reforestation (A/R) are both processes aimed at increasing forested areas. Reforestation involves replanting trees in areas where forests have been depleted, while afforestation refers to planting trees in regions that have not...

In a world where environmental responsibility is more talked about than ever, nature-based solutions have emerged as viable solutions for businesses to contribute positively to nature. This blog, based on our recent webinar, will explore the power...

Forests are among the most vital resources on our planet, providing essential benefits that support life on Earth. They generate clean air and water, preserve biodiversity, protect wildlife, and prevent soil degradation and desertification....

In the heart of Uganda's lush forests, where the rhythm of life plays out in a delicate symphony, the Bulindi Agroforestry and Chimpanzee Conservation Project steps into the limelight, sharing its compelling narrative on BBC's Planet Earth III. This...

In today's environmental climate, global deforestation and land degradation severely threaten biodiversity, food security, and environmental services. To address these crises, afforestation and reforestation projects are paramount. Global...

In the race towards global decarbonisation, achieving net zero has become paramount. Net zero refers to the balance between greenhouse gas emissions emitted and removed from the atmosphere. Nature-based projects have emerged as a powerful tool to...

Deforestation refers to the removal or destruction of forests and woodlands, leading to the conversion of forested areas into non-forest land uses. Asia's forests are vital ecosystems that support rich biodiversity, provide livelihoods for millions...

In a world grappling with environmental challenges, reforestation stands out as a powerful solution that offers numerous benefits. By planting trees in areas that have been deforested or devoid of forests, we can unlock a range of positive effects....

Deforestation is an important global issue affecting many countries and billions of people. Canada—home to 10% of the world's forests—is also affected by deforestation despite being a world leader in sustainable forest management. Every year,...

Deforestation is the widespread clearing of forests and is a global issue with far-reaching consequences. While deforestation often brings to mind images of the Amazon Rainforest, it is crucial to recognise that it also affects other regions,...

Forests are critical to the health of the planet. They sequester carbon, regulate global temperatures and freshwater flows, provide habitats for wildlife, recharge groundwater, anchor fertile soil, and act as flood barriers. However, the global...

Deforestation is the permanent destruction of forests, which significantly impacts the global carbon cycle and the environment. Forests are critical in regulating the Earth's climate. They store large amounts of carbon dioxide through the process of...

Boreal forests, also known as taiga, are among the largest terrestrial biomes, stretching across the northern regions of North America, Europe, and Asia. 27% of all forested areas on our planet are considered boreal forests. They are characterised...

North Korea, a country known for its political and economic isolation, faces a severe deforestation problem threatening its food security. The nation experienced significant deforestation over the past several decades, with estimates suggesting that...

As wildfires continue to destroy more forests and carbon emissions soar as 40 billion tons of CO2 enter the atmosphere every day due to fossil fuels, action against this dire situation is becoming urgent. While tree planting initiatives were...

Although deforestation is happening at an alarming rate, vast forests still cover a significant proportion of the world’s entire landmass. Aside from deserts and arctic tundra, forests and woodlands can be found in many of the globe’s different...

Over the past century, China has had policies in place regarding their forests that have cost them incredible amounts of improper deforestation in the North and Northwest regions of China. This intense deforestation model has led to soil erosion and...

DGB solves the very practical and real challenges of man’s symbiosis and relationship with trees to harness free market forces and the access to capital needed to rapidly accelerate the reforestation of earth. Here you find the most Frequently Asked...

Desertification is a serious problem across significant areas of the African continent—widespread land degradation and soil erosion affect the livelihoods of local communities and wildlife. Main causes of desertification There are two main drivers...

The terms afforestation and reforestation both refer to the act of planting trees in order to create a forested area. The key difference is that afforestation describes the process of growing trees in an area that was previously not covered by...

Environmental sustainability is a commonly used phrase in discussions surrounding environmental protection, nature conservation and climate change. It is a very important concept to examine and consider when discussing methods of protecting the...

Over past decades, we have often heard that Brazil's deforestation crisis has been a serious threat to our environment and to all the wildlife that lives in the South American nation’s rainforests. The rate of deforestation has been of grave concern...

Deforestation is one of the most pressing environmental concerns of our time. Forests play a vital role in maintaining the wider world’s delicate ecosystems, and without them, the Earth would quickly become unbalanced. Further deforestation will...

For the very first time the world animal conservation body has now recognized the forest elephants and the savanna elephants as two separate species and both of these are now endangered. In the past, elephants were either thought to be either Asian...

Last year has affected every industry around the world. It has disrupted lives, livelihoods as well as economy. As a result, the global economy has decreased by 3.5% in 2020. In such a situation where everything else slowed down, the forest loss...

Trees are responsible for absorbing a certain percentage of the surplus carbon dioxide which is added by humans to the atmosphere of the planet lately. This can be considered to be a worthy service considering the fact that we are releasing...

If you want to change the world, plant trees. Trees are very important and we are here to raise awareness concerning this issue. More than half of the world’s tropical forests have already been destroyed. We hope to stop the negative trend of...

Trees are the biggest living organism found on our planet. Several tree species live a lot longer than other terrestrial organisms. The maximum height of common trees ranges between 400 ft to 426 ft. While some giant trees continue to achieve great...

There are many facts about trees and how they impact our natural world. The main parts of a tree consist of the trunk, roots, branches, and leaves. In most of the cases, trees reproduce with the help of seeds. Fruits and flowers are an integral part...

About a third of the earth’s land surface forests play a major role in the global carbon cycle and contain a substantial proportion of the world’s terrestrial biodiversity. Forests also provide a broad range of other ‘ecosystem services’- the...

Forests are an important part of the global carbon cycle because plants and trees absorb carbon dioxide through the mechanism of photosynthesis. So, forests function as terrestrial carbon sinks and remove this greenhouse gas from the air. Therefore,...

Forest loss is one of the leading causes of species extinction, threatening delicate ecosystems and the species that depend on them. But there are solutions: strategic reforestation efforts are restoring habitats, rebuilding healthy forests, and...