## Do you have _non-forested_ land? 

##### Afforestation

Earn carbon income from afforestation. Our data models help you quickly find the best land plots to plant new forests. We help you generate carbon credits and you will start earning rewards just a few years after planting.\
[Find out more.](https://www.arbonics.com/afforestation)

## Do you have _forested_ land? 

##### Impact Forestry

Our approach for existing forests (currently in pilot phase). We work with you to create a plan to optimise for carbon and biodiversity. In addition to timber revenue, you will get access to carbon and biodiversity revenues just by adjusting your forest management practices.

### Quick _Carbon Opportunity Assessment_ (COA) for your lands

### Get _forest income more often_ for carbon and ecosystem services

### Your _positive climate impact_ quantified and proven

### _Always-on support_ from our team of experts

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## Sign up to receive a free 
## Carbon Opportunity Assessment of your lands

- Fill out a short introduction form – it takes less than a minute
- Our team will contact you to discuss your new income opportunities from forestry
- Together we will evaluate potential for developing high value forestry projects on your land

1. Carbon Opportunity Assessment

- Work with us to plan and manage a new forestry project within your existing operations
- Benefit from new technologies for measuring the environmental value of your land
- Plug-in to a network of landowners who are participating in the new forest economy

2. Implementation

- Work within the forest data monitoring and verification program provided by Arbonics
- Receive carbon credit income generated from the largest and most recognised carbon credit registry
- Or choose to manage the carbon credits yourself - store them for a rainy day, sell them for cash, or retire them to offset your carbon footprint

3. Verification & Payment

How to choose the right carbon project developer to work with

6 questions every landowner should ask a carbon project developer

Overview of how the price of carbon is set and what factors influence it

ABC: where does the carbon credit price come from?

What is monitoring and how is it used in afforestation projects?

Monitoring afforestation projects

An overview of the what, where and how of carbon credit trading

ABC: what is the voluntary carbon market?

Things you need to know about afforestation with Arbonics

How to earn carbon credits with afforestation

ABC: who are Verra and Gold Standard? Why they matter

Interested in _afforestation_?\
Fill in a quick _introduction form_ and we will get in touch.

Carbon Opportunity Assessment (COA) is an automated analysis of your lands’ carbon revenue potential subject to changes in management practices. These can include planting trees and adjusting harvesting plans. Arbonics will provide you with a COA as part of the onboarding process.

What is a Carbon Opportunity Assessment?

The exact income will depend on the type of trees planted, land quality, project length, etc. As an example, a birch afforestation project on high-quality land in Latvia is expected to generate approximately 205 VCUs / Ha over a 50-year contract. If VCU prices are at 50 EUR, an afforestation project may generate around 10 250 EUR / Ha.
This is an estimated income and depends on specific conditions as well as the carbon credit price at the time of sale. Your lands’ potential income is calculated in a Carbon Opportunity Assessment.

How much extra income can I earn from my land?

A carbon credit is a certificate that can be bought with the purpose of offsetting greenhouse gas emissions. One credit usually represents one tonne of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO<sub>2</sub>e) avoided or removed from the atmosphere.
VCUs (Verified Carbon Units) are one type of carbon credit and one VCU represents a reduction or removal of one tonne of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO<sub>2</sub>e) achieved by a Verra project as part of their Verified Carbon Standard (VCS) program.

What are carbon credits and VCUs? Who buys them?

A standard contract is based on your forest management plan (i.e. when you plan to harvest), and can vary from 35 to 80 years depending on a standard harvesting cycle length. Exact contract length is agreed between the landowner and Arbonics.

Earn extra income with carbon credits

Do you have non-forested land?

Afforestation

Do you have forested land?

Impact Forestry

Quick Carbon Opportunity Assessment (COA) for your lands

Get forest income more often for carbon and ecosystem services

Your positive climate impact quantified and proven

Always-on support from our team of experts

Sign up to receive a free

Carbon Opportunity Assessment of your lands

6 questions every landowner should ask a carbon project developer

ABC: where does the carbon credit price come from?