Hard truth: not every forest or farmland parcel can produce registry-grade carbon credits. Eligibility starts with evidence, not intent.
Most landowners get this wrong because they assume tree cover equals credits. Registries require baseline proof, control rights, and long-term monitoring.
The first question we ask
"Do you control the land for the full project period?" Ownership or lawful control must be documented. Informal access or shared claims do not pass audit.
What evidence we require
We validate title documents, GPS boundaries, baseline land state, and control period commitments. We also collect evidence that land use will not conflict with registry rules.
What qualifies (and what usually does not)
Safer: parcels with clear title, documented access, and stable land use history. Risky: disputed ownership, unclear boundaries, or parcels that cannot sustain 20-30 year monitoring.
Next steps if you own eligible land
We run a land-level screening, build a baseline evidence package, and determine whether the parcel can be aggregated into a registry-aligned project. No parcel is accepted without audit-ready documentation.
Quiet confidence
If your land cannot pass verification, we will say so early. That protects you and the eventual buyer.