Carbon offsetting
Explore Carbon Offsetting with Forestry and Land Scotland and discover the work helping tackle climate change across Scotland's forests and land.
The forest at Entwistle Reservoir. Credit: Getty Images. Woodland creation is one of the most powerful tools in the fight against climate change and for achieving many of the UK's environmental targets. This is because trees absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere as they grow. To learn more, watch the following video from Forestry Commission.

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Forest Direct guides landowners and farmers through the Woodland Carbon Code and supports businesses offsetting their carbon emissions.

This carefully planted site - containing over 250,000 native trees which have been planted by 530 passionate volunteers - is validated and verified under the Woodland Carbon Code, the gold-standard for woodland carbon sequestration. Our accredited carbon offsetting is rooted in nature-based solutions. Each carbon unit represents a tonne of atmospheric carbon captured and stored through ...
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