The Science Behind Trees and Air Quality
Trees are the frontline defenders in the fight for cleaner air. Through the process of photosynthesis, trees absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and store it as carbon in their biomass and the surrounding soil. This carbon sequestration is meticulously measured and quantified in tonnes, ensuring that our reforestation efforts are both effective and transparent. By integrating advanced mapping and quantification techniques, we can accurately track the carbon uptake of each tree, providing a clear picture of the environmental impact.
Turning Air into a Measurable Asset
Our work at ACRE Investment Management doesn’t stop at planting trees. We are committed to moving forest carbon into the marketplace, where it can generate tangible economic value. The process begins with detailed measurements on the forest floor—mapping, plotting, and quantifying the carbon stored in trees and soil. This data is then verified by independent third-party auditors and registered on leading carbon registries, ensuring the highest standards of accuracy and accountability.