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We are proud to launch our Carbon Opportunity Assessment tool for Impact Forestry, a first-in-market solution to evaluate mature forests for their environmental and economic potential! Combining over 50 data layers with advanced growth models, this tool is built to calculate project eligibility and carbon credit potential with unmatched accuracy. Landowners can now access clear, on-ground data on the benefits of preserving their forests when considering an Impact Forestry project. In our latest article, Chantel Rowe, our Head of Technology, explains the science behind this solution and its potential to expand across the EU. Explore the full article in the comments below. #naturebasedsolutions #forestmanagement #CDR #biodiversity #carbonremoval #forestry #carboncredits #newforesteconomy #carboncapture #forests #voluntarycarbonmarket

Toomas_Hendrik Ilves is a renowned Estonian statesman, whose impact spans from Estonia’s entry into the EU to his time as president. His leadership is often highlighted for fostering innovation, advocating for European integration, and elevating Estonia’s international standing. He is also a small forest owner, who wants to ensure his family farm has a positive impact in the climate fight and avoids becoming a burden for future generations. Which is exactly why he partnered with Arbonics. This conversation between Toomas_Hendrik Ilves and our co-founder Kristjan Lepik isn’t just for landowners looking to join carbon projects. It’s for anyone who wants to dive deeper into understanding the role forests play practically, legislatively, and emotionally in Europe as we gear up in the fight against climate change. The conversation is honest, easy to follow and insightful. We’ll be sharing several of our favourite moments over the upcoming month, but feel free to listen to the full episode now by visiting the link in the comments below.

As we head into the final month of the year, let’s take a look back at November's key headlines in the voluntary carbon markets: - Carbon credit retirements set for a record year - Triodos Bank commits $527M to nature-based solutions by 2030 - Arbonics features in Carbon Herald for high-quality CDR Read Arbonics’ take on it all: 💡https://lnkd.in/d9auuEiB

The adoption of Article 6 at COP29 marks a significant step forward for global climate cooperation, setting the stage for more transparent, accountable, and equitable carbon markets. As the EU advances its Carbon Removal Certification Framework (CRCF), aligning these frameworks will be essential to scaling high-integrity climate solutions. In our latest article, written by our verification lead Mario, we dive into what this means for carbon markets how Arbonics is preparing to lead in this evolving landscape. Link is in the comments below. #voluntarycarbonmarket #carbonremoval #carboncredits #carboncapture

"The voluntary carbon markets must ensure integrity and avoid becoming the 'wild west' of offsets” - our co-founder, Lisett Luik. At Arbonics, our values—measurable impact for forests, joyfully data-backed insights, and space-travel-level performance—guide us in delivering projects that are executed to the highest standards. On the Wicked Problems podcast, Lisett joined Richard Delevan to discuss how these principles are shaping the future of carbon markets and the vital role of nature-based solutions in Europe’s climate strategy. This is the future we’re working towards. Listen to the full conversation here: https://lnkd.in/d5Jnw3Zk #naturebasedsolutions #forestmanagement #CDR #biodiversity #carbonremoval #forestry #carboncredits #newforesteconomy #carboncapture #forests #voluntarycarbonmarket

Every year, the world emits a staggering 50 gigatonnes of greenhouse gases. Of this, how much carbon can nature-based solutions realistically remove? Of late, Direct Air Capture (DAC) technology has been hailed as a cutting-edge solution for removing atmospheric carbon. But is it the most feasible way ahead? Challenges such as high energy demand and the need for large-scale infrastructure limit its scalability as of today. On the other hand, we have another powerful option: nature-based solutions. As the Earth’s natural DAC system, they excel at sequestering carbon while protecting biodiversity and supporting ecosystems essential for life. Together, nature-based solutions have the capacity to remove or avoid 4.5–5.75Gt annually by 2030 and  10–12Gt every year by 2050. But to unlock this potential, we must plan ahead and act now. A combination of data-driven technology, rigorous planning, and on-ground monitoring are crucial for identifying the right lands and maximising their environmental impact. Explore our article to find out how we can fully unlock the carbon removal potential of nature-based solutions. Link is in the comments below. #naturebasedsolutions #forestmanagement #CDR #biodiversity #carbonremoval #forestry #carboncredits #newforesteconomy #carboncapture #forests #voluntarycarbonmarket

Arbonics has officially launched Impact Forestry in Latvia! As the fifth most forested country in Europe, Latvia offers a unique opportunity to make a significant impact on climate change and carbon sequestration. However, in recent decades, certain trends have led to a decline in net carbon removals from the country’s forests, such as: - Increased forest harvesting - Higher mortality rates and reduced biomass growth - Ineffective compensation mechanisms that don’t incentivise planet-friendly behaviour By bringing Impact Forestry to Latvia, we aim to effectively tackle these challenges. Offering Impact Forestry alongside Afforestation to Latvian landowners will allow them to generate steady forest income and diversify their portfolios while maximising their land’s carbon removal potential. Latvian landowners have the potential to become leaders in the New Forest Economy and contribute to the fight against climate change. We are here to support them on this journey. Learn more about how your organisation can partner with Arbonics today by visiting the link in the comments. #naturebasedsolutions #forestmanagement #CDR #biodiversity #carbonremoval #forestry #carboncredits #newforesteconomy #carboncapture #voluntarycarbonmarket

We’re proud to see Carbon Herald spotlighting our work to accelerate climate action in European forests. We believe Europe’s unique potential holds the key to scaling measurable climate solutions. And we're combining expertise in forestry, geo-informatics, and technology to deliver meaningful impact: - High-quality, nature-based carbon credits, supported by rigorous EU regulations - New income opportunities for landowners that incentivise ecosystem restoration - A “digital twin” platform using 50+ data layers for precise monitoring Thank you to our team and partners for being part of this journey. And we’re just getting started—follow along as we continue to grow. Read more about us in Carbon Herald: https://lnkd.in/eVye-_C4

Our team had the privilege of visiting former President Toomas_Hendrik Ilves’ family farm in Southern Estonia, a place steeped in history that holds a deep connection to the land. During our rainy tour, we explored the farm’s rich history and toured ‘European park’, featuring trees planted by over 20 heads of state, as well as renowned figures such as composer Arvo Pärt and even one of our investors Rainer Sternfeld. We worked with the former President Ilves to identify areas with the most potential for carbon sequestration through Afforestation as well as what areas are best for Impact Forestry. We also had time to record a conversation between him and Arbonics co-founder and CEO Kristjan Lepik, which is coming out soon. Stay tuned! They’ll be discussing his experience as a landowner, the crucial role Impact Forestry can play in addressing climate change, and how the EU can lead these efforts.

Removing carbon and restoring our planet’s ecosystems are some of our most important challenges today. We believe the key to solving them lies in combining scientific expertise, data-driven technology and realigned incentives for those who care for our lands. For too long, European landowners have had limited options to earn income, often relying on selling land or cutting down forests. Our projects offer a better path—helping them earn a steady forest income through carbon sequestration, while closely monitoring their land’s ecological impact. The result? Each carbon credit represents measurable carbon removal and environmental restoration, backed by data. In the picture: The Arbonics team planting a forest on our partner landowner’s land! #naturebasedsolutions #CDR #carbonremoval #forestry #carboncredits  #newforesteconomy #carboncapture #forests #voluntarycarbonmarket  #forestcarbon