Carbon is how we finance the first phase. The marula is how we build the economy that outlasts the carbon market. Tree planting is how we do both at once.
Save the Sand is a landscape-level financing facility for the Sabie and Sand River catchments. Three commercial entry points, one set of trees, one set of households, one catchment.
Save the Sand is a landscape-level financing facility for the Sabie and Sand River catchments. The objective is to build a regenerative bioregional economy — one where the trees that sequester carbon are the same trees that produce fruit for collection, oil for processing, and shade for households who will keep them standing long after the crediting period closes.
Running on the same trees, through the same households, across the same catchment.
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