Project Tiger
Location: Kampar Peninsula, Indonesia
Biodiversity:
Sumatran Tiger, Storm’s Stork, Rhinoceros Hornbill, Malayan Sun Bear, Flat-headed Cat.
Outcome:
Protect and restore 130,090 hectares of peatland ecosystem
The path to ecosystem protection
Avoid trees being cut down, and replant trees in degraded areas
Achieve incentives to avoid planned deforestation and gain revenue from natural assets, rather than traditional methods that destroy our ecosystems.
Protect vulnerable peatlands and blue carbon
Sustainably manage biologically rich habitats that store carbon, provide coastal protection or improve water quality.
Use new technology to protect and monitor
Use innovative technology which makes protection and monitoring easier and more efficient, while maintaining scientific rigour.
Benefits to local economy
Undertake meaningful projects that inject long-term benefits into the community, where revenue can flow back to preserving the ecosystem and to Indigenous and local communities.
Recent Projects
Our team has led, funded and completed the carbon project development in projects around the world, including:
Project Gorilla
Location: North-western portion of Congo River Basin, Republic of Congo
Biodiversity:
Lowland Gorilla, African Forest Elephant, Hippopotamus, Leopard
Outcome:
Protect 92,530 hectares of Congolese forest
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