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Know The Facts. Four out of every five forests in the Lower 48 states are privately owned. These forests deliver many essential benefits including water, wildlife, wilderness, working landscapes and a well-balanced climate. Tragically, more than one million acres of these forestlands are converted to shopping malls, subdivisions and other forms of development each year. |
Know Our Story. Since 1993, the Pacific Forest Trust has been dedicated to sustaining America's private working forests and safeguarding their many public benefits. Yet, the future and fate of these forests is really everyone's concern. So, we ask you to join us and share your support. Together, we can ensure working forests will continue to work wonders for us all. |
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Natsource Purchase
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CO2 Emissions Reductions, Van Eck Forest Project Now Certified Natsource Asset Management has made the first major investment in emissions reductions certified under California's rigorous rules for forest climate projects and the Van Eck Forest Project has been certified by the California Climate Action Registry as one of the first forest-based CO2 emissions reductions projects under the state's Forest Protocols. Read Natsource/Van Eck purchase press release Read CCAR certification press release |
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California Adopts Forest Protocols as Voluntary, Early-Action to Meet State's Climate Goals The California Air Resources Board has voted to adopt the first standards in the nation for forest-generated, carbon dioxide emissions reduction projects as an approved, voluntary “early action” to meet the state’s climate goals. The vote ensures emissions reductions from forests certified under the Forest Protocols developed by the California Climate Action Registry will be recognized in the State’s emerging climate program. Read press release, view media coverage and learn more Go to Working Forests, Winning Climate page | |
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Forest Bordering Big Trees State Park Conserved, Owners Considering Climate Benefits A 413-acre family-owned forest bordering Big Trees State Park and Stanislaus National Forest in Calaveras County, CA has been conserved through a partnership with PFT, the Sierra Nevada Conservancy and the Smith family. The Smiths are exploring the possibility of sequestering increased levels of carbon and registering their net CO2 emissions reductions with the California Climate Action Registry (CCAR). Read press release and learn more Read story in the Union-Democrat - coming soon | |
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Turner Family and PFT Secure Sustainable
Future for Working Ranch in Sierra Valley PFT is pleased to announce the completion of our Turner Creek Ranch Project, a working forest conservation easement that will ensure 725 acres of family-owned working forest and ranch lands in southwest Sierra County will be protected for generations to come. Read press release and learn more |
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PFT Acquires 2,750 Additional Acres in CSNM Planning Area, Announces Goal to Have Lands Officially Added to Monument The “purchase and protect” phase of our Campaign to Complete the Vision is now complete and roughly 4,750 total acres have been conserved. Now we are seeking support to have these lands transferred to public ownership and officially added to the Monument. Read Press Release and Media Information Download Campaign Brochure: Web View PDF - Print PDF |
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We're 1% For The Planet-Approved!
One Percent for the Planet is an alliance of companies that recognize the true cost of doing business and donate 1% of their sales to environmental organizations worldwide. If you represent an environmentally responsible business, please consider donating one percent of your company's revenues to PFT through 1% FTP. If you are a conscientious citizen, please support enterprises that give to 1% FTP-approved non-profits. Learn more. Join Our Team
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Forest Fete 2008 Everyone Wins with Woods Annual Dinner & Awards Ceremony September 18 San Francisco Learn More |
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