It’s a big day at City Forest Credits! Excited to share that the CFC Standard was endorsed by ICROA. Powerful validation of the integrity and quality of urban forest carbon credits on the voluntary carbon market.
I co-authored this NY Times data story with graphics editor @iarynam illustrating disparities found by our #TreeEquity Score and #trees as critical #infrastructure as cities become dangerously hot.
Since When Have Trees Existed Only for Rich Americans? https://t.co/JNwL3BRtUa
Congrats to @RyanMelloTacoma and all at Pierce Conservation District for leading the way! First conservation district in the country to start an urban forest carbon program.
Happy #ArborDay! Did you know that trees can talk to each other? Through complex root networks that span entire forests, they exchange not only nutrients but also "information." https://t.co/pG0MfoSvqv
Thanks to @WEC and @KCDNRP for a great day of discussion about City Forest Credits, the King County Forest Carbon Program and all things Forest Carbon. #carbonfriendlyforestry
Diving into the breakout session “Funding Local Conservation with Carbon” w/ Liz Johnston of City Forest Credits. 🌳
Johnston talks about benefits of city trees: they cool our cities, improve water quality, reduce stormwater impacts, and more.
#carbonfriendlyforestry
Congrats to @kcexec and King County for their pioneering new Forest Carbon Program, and @FishFinest for purchasing the first carbon credits issued and sold for forest preservation via City Forest Credits.
Our new Forest Carbon Program confronts climate change, improves our quality of life, and protects forests, salmon and wildlife in our urban and rural communities. 🌲🐟🌲🦝🌲
Discover more about King County's first-of-its-kind program. 👉 https://t.co/1RnatwLVtA
My friend Dan Stonington sharing his thoughts on the future of #conservation in the 21st century. Way to go! @NNRGforests#YaleNPS https://t.co/zZHs7S0yJs