Preservation of a Native Northwest Forest
Description: The Arlecho Creek land purchased by the Lummi Indian Tribe was threatened by commercial logging. This project protects and restores the land and allows it to grow back to old growth forest. Over the 100-year life of the project the forest will capture at least 263,159 metric tons of carbon dioxide.
| Project Type: |
Forestation |
| Location: |
Arlecho Creek, Washington, USA |
| Quantity: |
263,159 tonnes CO2e total |
| Accounting period: |
From 2002 for 100 years |
| Operator: |
Lummi Indian Tribe
2616 Kwina Rd.
Bellingham
WA 98226 |
| Standard: |
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| Supported by: |
The Climate Trust (USA - OR)
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| Entry created: |
5th September 2007 |
| Last updated: |
11th August 2010 |
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