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ESG Coalition Initiative

ESG Coalition Initiative: Nova Scotia Landowners Collaborate to Sell Carbon Offsets and Pledge Land Protection for a Sustainable Future.

The ESG Coalition initiative in Nova Scotia is a collaborative effort that brings together landowners in the region who are committed to promoting environmental, social, and governance (ESG) practices. The primary objective of the coalition is to enable these landowners to sell their carbon offsets while simultaneously pledging to protect and conserve their lands.


Through the ESG Coalition, landowners have recognized the importance of addressing climate change and mitigating its impacts. They actively participate in carbon offset programs, which involve quantifying and verifying the amount of carbon dioxide emissions their lands can absorb or prevent from being released into the atmosphere. These carbon offsets can then be sold to organizations or individuals looking to compensate for their own emissions, thereby facilitating the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions on a broader scale.

In addition to engaging in carbon offset trading, members of the ESG Coalition commit to protecting their lands for the long term. They understand the value of maintaining healthy ecosystems, preserving biodiversity, and safeguarding natural resources. This commitment aligns with the principles of sustainable land management and ensures that the lands remain protected from activities that may compromise their environmental integrity.


By joining forces through the ESG Coalition initiative, these landowners leverage collective action and create a stronger impact. The coalition facilitates knowledge sharing, encourages best practices in land conservation, and fosters a sense of stewardship among its members. Together, they contribute to the preservation of Nova Scotia's natural landscapes, help combat climate change, and promote sustainable development in the region.

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6964.92

Acres Locked-In 

12

Landowners Signed 

8417.508

Metric Tonnes Absorbed 

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