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Enrolling in Forest Carbon Markets

• Wednesday, December 11, 2024, 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM

Are you a forest owner or environmental enthusiast interested in learning how to improve the health of forested land while also promoting forest carbon storage and sequestration? Then join us to learn about the importance of forest ecology, forest carbon and the benefits available to forest owners who prioritize forest carbon in their management practices. This webinar will focus on forest carbon programs for landowners and factors to consider when enrolling in forest carbon markets. Forest owners will learn about the financial benefits available to those who successfully enroll in a forest carbon market and fulfill their management goals. Learn how you can manage your woods in a way that is beneficial to both you and the planet. This webinar is the last of a 3-part webinar series, which have all been recorded and will be made available.

Presented by: Alexandra Kosiba, Cornell Cooperative Extension Columbia and Greene Counties, The Nature Conservancy

Dr. Alexandra (Ali) Kosiba is a forest ecophysiology, Extension Assistant Professor and leader of the Extension Forestry Program at the University of Vermont. She has taught forestry courses at the undergraduate and graduate levels, worked as a research scientist with the Forest Ecosystem Monitoring Cooperative, and served as the nation’s first climate forester for the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources. In her current role at UVM Extension, she creates resources and conducts applied research to help landowners, foresters, policymakers, and the public across New England and New York understand how climate change and other stressors impact forests, as well as how forests contribute to climate mitigation through carbon sequestration and storage.

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Last updated November 19, 2024