Our goal: Through the sponsorship of Community Forest Projects in Mongolia, to create model forests as ongoing educational projects where each child is given 12 seeds to plant and care for. The children then own those trees and become responsible for them for life. The trees are being planted in an effort to help reduce the harmful effects of carbon dioxide emissions in industrial areas and under the Kyoto Accord.

Our focus: Forest Munkh Tsetseg - the Forest of the Eternal Flower

Our Standards: We use the Voluntary Carbon Standard (VCS). We chose the Voluntary Carbon Standards because it scores the highest when all criteria are added.

The standards analysed are Voluntary Carbon Standard (VCS), Climate, Community & Biodiversity Standard (CCBS), CarbonFix, Plan Vivo, Chicago Climate Exchange (CCX), California Climate Action Reserve (CCAR) and American Carbon Registry (ACR).

Our Partners:  The children of Mongolia, the Mongolian Rangers Rescue Team, Mongolian Agricultural University, volunteer scientists from the Pacific Forestry Centre, Victoria, British Columbia, volunteer forestry students from the Tri-Mentoring Program, Faculty of Foresrty, University of British Columbia, Canada.