Trillion Trees debuts guide for investing in forest restoration

James Murray
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Tree seedlings | Credit: Alex Antonelli, RBG Kew
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Tree seedlings | Credit: Alex Antonelli, RBG Kew

New guide on how to ensure forest projects deliver promised benefits comes amidst soaring carbon offset prices and fresh calls for improved governance of natural capital projects

Against a backdrop of rising carbon offset prices and a surge in corporate forest protection pledges, The Trillion Trees initiative has today launched a new interactive guide to help consumers and businesses...

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