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.

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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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5,000

5,000 tonnes of CO₂e (CS14)

Argyll

The woodland comprises a balanced mix of Scots pine (19% of the total area), birch (20%), rowan (32%), hazel (5%), alder (32%), and willow (9%). The alder and willow are well suited to the damper areas of ground, especially at the site’s northern end. The Scots pine, being native to the area, is amply equipped […]

44-hectare mixed native woodland located in Argyll and Bute
Project is a flagship example of ecologically-motivated farm diversification.
Native tree species provides the basis for a recovery of the natural ecosystems.
Project duration - 100 years

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12,011

7,538 & 4,473 tonnes of CO₂e (CS13)

Scottish Borders

This woodland creation represents the further diversification of an organic livestock farm in the remote Scottish borders countryside.

24.65 ha Net Planting Area
Two compact areas of highly productive UKFS commercial conifer plantations.
The two newly-created woodlands will sequester 7,538 and 4,473 tonnes of CO2e over 55 years
Conversion of low production grazing land to highly productive UKFS commercial forest

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5,965

5,965 tonnes of CO₂e (CS12)

Argyll

The project will plant a mix of native Rowan, Downy birch, Common alder and Hawthorn at an elevation above sea level of between 300-500m.

32.97 ha (net planting area)
Rare habitat expansion through low density montane native planting
Woodland will sequester almost 6,000 tonnes of CO2e over 50 years
The scheme will redevelop vegetation that can support a range of wildlife, including a variety of prey resource that can sustain local raptor species.

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2,164

2,164 tonnes of CO₂e (CS02)

North East Scotland

A family run farm with excellent access promoting wildlife habitat connectivity in close proximity to Inverness.

15 hectares
2,164 tonnes CO2e over 35 years
Conservation - inland and seabird shelter

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16,608

16,608 tonnes CO₂e (CS03)

Mid Wales

An incredibly diverse site in terms of land management and biodiversity.

47.68 hectares
Key highlights include opportunities for eco-tourism
16,608 tonnes CO2e sequestered over 100 years

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2,192

2,192 tonnes of CO₂e (CS04)

Wales

The woodland enhances the surrounding landscape with native species developing the already superb biodiversity credentials of the area.

14.57 hectares
2,192 tonnes of CO2e sequestered over 50 years
Excellent biodiversity credentials with good access to the timber

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2,578

2,578 tonnes of CO₂e (CS05)

Mid Wales

This scheme has already begun to contribute to the welfare of local communities.

10.85 hectares
2,578 tonnes of CO2e sequestered over 50 years
The commercial elements of the project providing excellent habitats for a myriad of species.

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2,096

2,096 tonnes of CO₂e (CS06)

Wales

The sympathetic planting scheme enhances the biodiversity of the area, particularly to local bird populations.

9.9 hectares
2,096 tonnes of CO2e sequestered over 100 years
This scheme was planted in 2018 and has begun is carbon sequestration journey.

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5,483

5,483 tonnes of CO₂e (CS07)

Mid Wales

A mixture of woodland and farmland, with an abundance of wildlife within the locality.

48 hectares
This scheme has already been planted and registered.
5,483 tonnes of CO2e over 65 years
This project has been designed to further enhance this biodiversity, with a particular focus on conservation.

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1,698

1,698 tonnes of CO₂e (CS08)

Mid Wales

The topography varies considerably, from flat to very steep, and fits in fantastically with the local landscape design.

12.92 hectares
The scheme has been planted but not registered.
1,698 tonnes of CO2e over 65 years
The scheme is located within Mid Wales in a secluded valley which is surrounded by commercial and native woodlands

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1,224

1,224 tonnes of CO₂e (CS09)

North East Scotland

The setting provides great opportunities to promote engagement with local schools to encourage outdoor education.

12.72 hectares
1,224 tonnes of CO2e sequestered over 35 years
A productive farm where the farming family has already planted some successful woodland to help encourage habitat diversity.

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4,110

4,110 tonnes of CO₂e (CS10)

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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3,657

3,657 tonnes of CO₂e (CS11)

Northumberland

The UK’s oldest charity is planting 6 hectares of native broadleaf woodland as it restores and enhances the habitat, ecology and wildlife on its farm in upland Northumberland.

6.16 hectares of mixed native broadleaf
The choice of species closely reflects those native to the local area
3657 tonnes CO2e over 100 years
The project includes river-side planting which will enhance fish stocks in the river Rede

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