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ARR

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Afforestation, Reforestation, and Revegetation Projects

ARR refers to the planting of trees in areas that were previously non-forested, the recovery of degraded forests, and the restoration of native vegetation. These activities enhance carbon sequestration, improve biodiversity, and provide both ecological and socio-economic benefits. ARR projects generate carbon credits by capturing CO₂ from the atmosphere. These credits can be purchased by individuals and companies as part of their environmental impact reduction strategies, contributing to climate change mitigation and ecosystem restoration.

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ARR Project Development Stages

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1

Identification and Selection of Property

Degraded or deforested areas with potential for recovery through reforestation are identified and selected.

2

Partnership with Landowner

Partnerships are established with landowners interested in restoring their land to increase carbon sequestration and improve biodiversity.

3

Baseline Analysis

The baseline is established by evaluating current soil conditions and the absence of forest cover.

4

Action Plan Development

Tree planting activities are planned, including the selection of native species and sustainable land management practices.

5

Implementation of Activities

Tree planting and other ecological restoration activities are carried out.

6

Monitoring and Reporting

Tree growth and land recovery are monitored using technology and regular field visits.

7

Certification and Verification

Project progress and the amount of carbon sequestered are verified to certify the carbon credits generated.

8

Carbon Credit Issuance

Credits are issued based on the carbon captured by the newly restored forests.