
The best way to fight climate change is planting trees
and keeping the ones we have standing
OUR WHITE PAPER ON OAK FORESTS AND CARBON SEQUESTRATION
BUSINESSes
Finance an oak forest protection/restoration project with us. Carbon and biodiversity credits are available.
LandownerS
We’re rolling out a free service in early 2025 to help you earn revenue for replanting and preserving native forests. Funds are paid per month/acre and are in addition to the revenue you earn from Wild Food harvests. All you have to do is safeguard your forests, and cash a check.

Many landowners who would like to keep these beautiful forests intact feel economic pressure to log or sell.
We will handle all of the work to measure CO2 sequestered each year, validate the health of ecosystems and biodiversity on-site, and then create high quality Carbon and Biodiversity credits that can be sold.
YOu CAN HELP PRESERVE OAK FORESTS

California’s forests
are uniquely
important for
Carbon storage + habitat
In addition to providing habitat for more than 6,000 species, California’s oak forests can store as much carbon per acre as a tropical rainforest. Our Redwoods sequester more carbon than any other forest in the world.
But for 200 years, our Oak and Redwood forests have been shrinking as development and farming replace habitat. Today, many of California’s Oaks are endangered, and 98% of our old growth Redwood is gone.
We can reverse this trend by removing the economic incentive to cut and keep forests standing.
Through partnerships with Indigenous practitioners, we may also be able to help land owners restore Indigenous land management practices to reduce wildfire risk - and cover costs from revenue earned.
Tribal partners can access these programs to finance land purchase agreements to reclaim traditional territories.
Together, we can create a sustainable future for California’s forests.