Our completed and ongoing projects span diverse ecosystems across Latin America, Africa, and Asia, focusing on carbon credit potential through sustainable land-use practices and community engagement.
This project focused on empowering smallholder communities engaged in Brazil nut harvesting within the Brazilian Amazon, integrating sustainable livelihood development with biodiversity conservation.
This project focused on the carbon stock assessment in the Peruvian Amazon, aimed at supporting conservation planning, sustainable forest management, and carbon financing opportunities.
This project worked to promote climate-smart agriculture and reduce forest degradation among forest-dwelling communities in Cameroon, Western Africa.
This project undertook a detailed deforestation mapping in Kalimantan, Indonesia, to support forest conservation, land-use planning, and climate mitigation efforts in one of Southeast Asia’s most ecologically significant regions.
Addressing habitat fragmentation in the Western Ghats—one of the world’s most important biodiversity hotspots—this project focused on restoring ecological connectivity and enhancing landscape resilience.
This project focused on empowering marginalized and indigenous communities in the Anamalai region of India by supporting the recognition of their forest rights.
This project involved a comprehensive assessment of carbon stocks within diverse agroforestry systems across the Western Ghats, a region known for its rich biodiversity and complex land-use patterns.
This project examined the diverse livelihood strategies of households living in the Miombo woodlands, one of Africa’s largest and most ecologically important dry forest ecosystems.
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This project focused on the quantification and analysis of blue carbon stocks within the unique and ecologically significant coral limestone mangrove forests of Zanzibar, a critical coastal ecosystem in the Eastern Africa.
