MJUMITA Community Forest Project (Lindi) The MJUMITA Community Forest Project protects 41,924 ha of East African Coastal Forest in Southeast Tanzania. The forests provide habitat for many threatened animal and plant species including the Rondo dwarf galago, African elephant, leopard and plain-backed sunbird. The project is implemented by 10 rural communities who have elected to protect the forest on their traditional village land rather than clearing it for agriculture. Each community has established a village forest reserve to protect their forest and its biodiversity. All residents of the village are ‘shareholders’ in the project with an equal right to dividends generated from the sale of Stand For Trees credits. When you buy credits from the MJUMITA project your purchase provides direct benefits to every woman, man and child in the 10 communities as well as paying for the costs of managing the forests and their unique biodiversity.

BioCarbon / Lower Zambezi REDD+ Project This project helps farming communities in Zambia to improve their livelihoods, protect disappearing forests and create a sanctuary for globally-important, threatened wildlife.

Ecosystems Services / Brazilian Rosewood Amazon Conservation The Brazilian Rosewood Amazon Conservation avoids unplanned deforestation on 177,899.5 ha of High Conservation Value rainforest in the Portel municipality in the region of Para, Brazil.

Wildlife Works Carbon / Mai Ndombe, DRC The Mai Ndombe REDD+ project protects approximately 300,000 hectares of humid tropical and swamp forest located in the central part of the Congo River basin in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The project and surrounding area have been designated as a high conservation priority within the Congo Basin.

Wildlife Conservation Society / Makira, Madagascar Wildlife Conservation Society in collaboration with the Malagasy government launched a program to create the Makira Forest Protected Area. The Makira Project has helped safeguard one of the largest remaining contiguous tracts of rainforest in eastern Madagascar, and one percent of all Earth's biodiversity.

Anthrotect / Chocó-Darién, Colombia Anthrotect was founded in 2007 with the mission of making conservation a viable economic alternative for forest-dependent communities worldwide. The Chocó-Darién Conservation Corridor is the first REDD+ project to be issued credits for activities co-designed and implemented on a community-owned, collective land title.

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