Woodland Creation and Peatland Restoration for a Cleaner, Greener, Low Carbon Economy.

Why Offset Your Residual Carbon Emissions with Us?

We are unique. We unite landowners and environmentally conscious organisations to help offset their carbon emissions by creating new woodlands and restoring degraded peatlands right across the UK. An end-to-end service that absorbs CO₂, helps protect our environment and enhances our countryside.

Our Services

Businesses

We help your organisation to neutralise its emissions and make a long-term commitment to your climate change goals through the highest standards of woodland creation and peatland restoration.

Landowners

CarbonStore sells your woodland and peatland carbon at a fair price to the right company allowing you to earn an income from your natural capital while helping others achieve their net zero goals.

Individuals

Guiding you through and assisting you in your ambitions to reduce your personal carbon footprint, whilst improving the environment and enhancing our wildlife.

Knowledgeable, trustworthy, honest, and transparent
Mutually fair prices for landowners and companies alike
Industry-leading standards of woodland creation and peatland restoration through our unique affiliations
Strong partnerships in all that we do
Harmoniously marrying the desires of companies with the wishes of landowners

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Our latest Carbon Opportunities

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17,486

17,486 tonnes of CO₂e

Achnahatnich

Situated in the heart of the Cairngorms National Park, this ambitious project will use wholly natural and organic processes to enhance and expand Scotland’s ancient Caledonian Forest.

170 hectares in the Cairngorms National Park
Within the North Rothiemurchus Pinewoods SSSI and the Cairngorms Special Area of Conservation
Aim is to expand the ancient pinewoods and develop a thriving wildlife habitat
Proceeds used to implement environmental improvements across their in-hand farm

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9,412

9,412 tonnes of CO₂e

Hertfordshire

A 27 hectare mixed broadleaf woodland, 50 miles north of central London in the Hertfordshire countryside. The woodland is expected to capture 9,412 tonnes of carbon over the next 75 years.

A 27 hectare mixed broadleaf woodland in the Hertfordshire countryside
Expected to remove 9,412 tonnes of carbon from the atmosphere over the next 75 years
Species mix is made up of Alder, Oak, Hornbeam, Silver birch, Wild cherry, Willow, Hawthorn and Poplar
Woodland expected to harbour a particularly abundant wildlife habitat

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13,971

13,971 tonnes of CO₂e

Dumfries and Galloway

An ecologically-minded hill farmer is restoring the wildlife habitat across his land by planting 75 hectares of broadleaves, conifers and low-density native woodland on previously agricultural land.

75 hectares of broadleaves, conifers and low-density native woodland
The woodland is expected to capture 13,971 tonnes of carbon over the next 65 years.
Species mix includes Silver birch, Aspen, Sycamore, Scots pine, Norway spruce, Downy birch.
Trees will provide shade to the water and a rich source of food to replenish the fish stocks.

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21,381

21,381 tonnes of CO₂e

Argyll and Bute

An environmentally-oriented forestry investor has planted a previously desolate Argyllshire hillside. The woodland now covers 69 hectares, bringing ecological and economic vitality to the area.

69.2 hectares of woodland on an Argyllshire hillside
Woodland will capture 21,381 tonnes of carbon over the next 85 years
Species mix includes Birch, Sycamore, Oak, Sitka spruce, Rowan and Alder
Aims to restore the ecology on a previously bare tract of heavily-grazed moorland

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5,963

5,963 tonnes of CO₂e

Essex

A 13-hectare native broadleaf woodland on the edge of an Essex village capturing just under 6,000 tonnes of carbon and offering both access and a thriving wildlife habitat to the local community.

13.7 hectares. The planting is split into two parcels of 1.4 hectares and 12.3 hectares
Woodland is expected to capture 5,963 tonnes of carbon over the next 85 years'
Species mix includes Common Oak, Hornbeam, Lime, Wild Cherry, Hawthorn, Scots Pine, Alder and Walnut
Aims to restore local ecology and provide better access for the local community

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4,110

4,110 tonnes of CO₂e

South Ayrshire

The site is classified as sensitive for forestry and this has been taken to account during the planning process and in the final forest design.

34.4 ha
The project will plant over 80,000 trees across 34 hectares.
4,110 tonnes of CO2 over 45 years
A mixture of Sitka spruce, mixed native broadleaves and a variety of other conifer species, including Scots pine.

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