The Virginia Department of Forestry and the Virginia Cooperative Extension encourage landowners to make plans – now – for passing on their land to the next generation. The Generation NEXT program, a partnership between the Virginia...
This webinar will kick off the series with an overview of forest carbon markets, focusing primarily on voluntary carbon markets. It will run through the different forest carbon project types,...
Details: Anew, formerly Bluesource, develops and manages both compliance and voluntary forest carbon projects with no upfront costs to landowners. They use cutting-edge, proprietary technology to verify initial calculations, streamline the registration and verification process, and secure carbon credit sales. Anew uses best practices and lessons learned to ensure forest carbon projects of the highest quality...
Details: NCX connects corporations to the landowners, habitats, and communities they impact through their carbon marketplace. By drawing on years of precision forest management, they enable net-zero leaders to purchase carbon credits with immediate, verifiable impact and landowners to quantify the full value of their forests. The Natural Capital Exchange is a harvest deferral program...
Details: The Family Forest Carbon Program pays small forest holders upfront to implement climate-smart forestry practices that go above and beyond what is otherwise common practice. The program also provides landowners with professional expertise and guidance to help them transition to sustainable management long term. A long-term resource for landowners to improve the health and value...
Details: Finite Carbon values forest landowners as full project partners and delivers high-quality forest offset project financing and development services. Finite Carbon has delivered over $500 million to landowners across America in carbon payments. Under their CORE Carbon program, small landowners are eligible to receive revenue from the sale of carbon offsets from long-term commitments to...
Details: Forest Carbon Works was founded to help forest owners monetize the carbon stored by their forests. Supporting small landowners with technical consulting and development services, they distill the complex processes required for developing a carbon project into a simple membership service, creating easy access for all landowners. Projects range from 120 acres to 30 million...
The Winter FLA Board of Director's Meeting will take place in Arlington, VA, March 8-9, 2023.
Are you a new FLA member or thinking of becoming a member and want to know more about the inner workings of the Forest Landowners Association, our goals, and our history? Join FLA President Hayes Brown and the FLA staff for a 30-minute online learning session on how FLA came to be and what we do...
Join FLA Director of Government Affairs, Craig Anderson, and Program Specialist with USDA’s Farm Service Agency, Emily Horsley, for an online learning session on the present and future of the Emergency Forest Restoration Program (EFRP). Emily will provide a brief background and history of the USDA Farm Service Agency and a high-level overview of the...