...data from actual trades for Woodland Carbon Code and Peatland Code credits, making concrete pricing data available for the first time since the Woodland Carbon Code launched in 2011. The...
...the Woodland Carbon Code have created over 8,200ha of woodland, predicted to sequester 3.4 million tonnes of carbon dioxide. So what is the Woodland Carbon Code? The Woodland Carbon Code,...
...tool also includes 100-year estimates for how much carbon they could capture through a proposed woodland creation site, using figures and methods from the Woodland Carbon Code. The WCC is...
...first phase for implementing this new approach (phase 1a and 1b see table below) will be implemented today (26 February 2024). This will include the shortening of the consultation public...
...dioxide from the atmosphere. Registering your new woodland with the Woodland Carbon Code allows you to sell carbon units for every tonne of carbon dioxide (CO2) sequestered as early as...
...where carbon is stored. The Forestry Commission is lending its expertise to the Programme through its experience with the Woodland Carbon Code (WCC). Since 2011, the WCC has supported the...
...past to create future resource and resilience. Though the concept of wood culture has become removed from many people’s lives today, it is practical, sustainable and rewarding, holding real value....
...2024). Here he explains the need for home-grown softwood and hardwood timber for an expanding bioeconomy. Wood – a renewable resource to drive the bioeconomy Let’s work backwards. By 2050...
...good markets today. Producing hardwood timber takes longer and requires greater investment, planning and patience than is the case for softwoods. However, the rewards can be incredibly satisfying and fruitful...
...successfully predict our need for timber for building, fencing, sawn wood and paper. Hedgerows and oak in Devon. Managing our woodlands and forests today Our woodlands today, and the foresters...
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