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Kulshan Carbon Trust works with landholders to implement natural climate solution projects suited for their land by connecting them with local resources, expert knowledge, technical assistance, on-the-ground support, and carbon markets.

Theory of Change

Principles for Collaborative Workgroups (2024)

Text document outlining principles for collaborative workgroups focused on natural climate solutions, including an introduction to Kulshan Carbon Trust, land acknowledgment, and guiding principles emphasizing mutual benefits, teamwork, multidisciplinary approaches, reciprocity, flexibility, scientific knowledge, accountability, negotiations, trust, and inclusivity.
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Biochar: Our Way to a Greener Future (2024)

Poster titled "Biochar: Our Way to a Greener Future" with information about biochar, its benefits, challenges, ideas for implementation, and ways to get involved, featuring logos of the Kulshan Carbon Trust and a green biochar symbol.
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White Papers

Creating a Carbon Conservation Trust Movement (2021)

An aerial view of a dense green forest with tall trees.
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Building Carbon Trusts to Deliver Natural Climate Solutions (2022)

Screenshot of an article titled 'Building Carbon Trusts to Deliver Natural Climate Solutions,' authored by Howard Sharfstein, published on September 22, 2022, in Regen Network. The article discusses establishing carbon trusts as legal entities and vehicles for community engagement to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and support natural climate solutions.
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KCT in the News

Introducing the Kulshan Carbon Trust (2023)

The header of a community newsletter called Whatcom Watch featuring a black and white drawing of buildings, a bird, and a bridge, with text about environmental and government issues.
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Making charcoal as a first step to facing climate change (2023)

A news article titled 'Making charcoal as a first step to facing climate change' published on June 2, 2023, with a focus on biochar, carbon trust, climate change, forestry, and forest preservation. The article discusses the process of making biochar from woody debris and its potential benefits for reducing carbon emissions.
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