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Woodbury Vermont Forest Conservation Project

Project Overview

The Woodbury Vermont Forest Conservation Project is located on over 5,400 acres of mixed northern hardwood forest in central Vermont. The project was developed in partnership with the Northeast Wilderness Trust (NEWT), a non-profit land trust who’s mission is to conserve forever-wild landscapes for nature and people. Inlandsis provided funding to enable NEWT to purchase the Woodbury property from a timber management company. The property is now protected with a Forever-Wild easement to ensure the land is conserved with zero logging of any kind. It is the largest privately protected, low-elevation wilderness preserve in Vermont.

Key Attributes

State

Vermont

Project type

Improved Forest Management (IFM)

Market

Voluntary

Registry

American Carbon Registry (ACR)

Credit Type

Avoidance & Removal

ID

ACR720

CCP Tagged

TBD

Inlandsis

Partners:

Available Vintage

Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) & Co-benefits

The Woodbury property preservation project offers co-benefits including wilderness protection, water conservation with rare species habitat, biodiversity support, maintenance of old forest cover, importance for birds, and preservation of low-elevation habitat.

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