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Climate Impact Update – Q3 2023

In Q3 2023, our network supported five climate projects through our carbon offset program. Read on to learn more about the impact these projects are creating for the climate, communities, and biodiversity.

We retire carbon credits on a quarterly basis and are committed to providing transparency about the projects supported. Carbon offsets purchased in Q3 of 2023 were distributed across the following portfolio of forestry, energy, and blue/teal carbon projects.

Carbon Dioxide Equivalent (CO2e) by Project Type

A donut chart shows Q3 carbon offset project portfolio allocation between blue/teal carbon, forests, and energy

Impact in Numbers

Altogether, these projects are accelerating the net zero transition by: 

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Preventing the loss of 3.6 million acres of carbon-rich ecosystems

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Generating 1.1 million MWh of clean energy yearly instead of burning fossil fuels

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Planting 321,500 mangroves and trees which will absorb CO2 as they grow

Explore the Projects

Our Q3 2023 carbon offset portfolio was composed of five climate projects: Mikoko Pamoja Project, Yaeda-Eyasi Landscape Project, Rimba Raya Biodiversity Project, Trocano Araretama Conservation Project, and Asahan Hydro Power.

Read on to learn more about each of these projects and how they are catalyzing climate action around the world.

A land ranger surveys a mangrove forest in Kenya

Mikoko Pamoja Project

  Blue/Teal Carbon

  Kenya

Protects and restores mangroves, which are important blue carbon ecosystems and habitats for marine life. As a result, this project builds coastal community resilience, while improving well-being through economic opportunities, education, and clean drinking water.

A group patrols indigenous land in Tanzania

Yaeda-Eyasi Landscape Project

Tree icon green  Forests

Map pin icon green   Tanzania

Protects indigenous forestland from being converted into cropland by encroachers. This project conserves a critical wildlife corridor and supports land rights and traditional livelihoods of indigenous pastoralists and hunter-gatherers.

A mother orangutan holds her baby in Indonesia

Rimba Raya Biodiversity Reserve

  Blue/Teal Carbon

  Indonesia

Safeguards a carbon-rich peat swamp forest that is critical to orangutan rehabilitation by combating poverty, wildfires, and encroachment. Without the project, this ecosystem would have been destroyed for palm oil production.

A river lined with forest on either side in Brazil

Trocano Araretama Conservation Project

Tree icon green  Forests

Map pin icon green   Brazil

Protects a vast area of natural forest along one of the Amazon’s largest tributaries. The project addresses key drivers of deforestation such as illegal logging, slash-and-burn agriculture, and a lack of economic opportunities.

A birdseye view of a hydro-power plant in Indonesia

Asahan Hydro Power

Energy icon yellow   Energy   

Map pin icon yellow  Indonesia

Reduces the carbon intensity of the energy infrastructure powering Indonesia’s rapid economic development. The hydro power plant generates renewable electricity for the Sumatra grid, improving the reliability of the power supply in rural areas.

Get started with travel carbon offsets

When you offset carbon with us, you’ll support our portfolio of climate projects. Though particular projects vary from one quarter to the next, our portfolio always includes a mix of forestry, energy, and blue carbon projects.

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