Africa > Conservation NGO managing 22 African parks turns to REDD carbon projects to boost finances

Conservation NGO managing 22 African parks turns to REDD carbon projects to boost finances

Published 16:44 on January 9, 2024  /  Last updated at 16:44 on January 9, 2024  / /  Africa, EMEA, Nature-based, Voluntary

A conservation NGO, which estimates 3 billion tonnes of CO2 is being stored across the parks and protected areas it manages in Africa, has turned to developing REDD avoided deforestation projects to bolster finances.
A conservation NGO, which estimates 3 billion tonnes of CO2 is being stored across the parks and protected areas it manages in Africa, has turned to developing REDD avoided deforestation projects to bolster finances.


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