U.S. Based Carbon Projects
NativState produces and delivers high-integrity, US nature-based carbon credits for organizations seeking to offset their carbon emissions. We partner with small landowners across our home region to implement IFM practices and generate high-integrity carbon credits.
100% of our credits are verified through the ACR IFM 2.0 methodology.
Partnering with landowners across the southern United States
We are proud to be implementing Improved Forest Management (IFM) practices and generating high-integrity carbon credits right here in our home region. Read more about our projects below. We are consistently adding new projects to the ACR registry, so please revisit this page for the most updated information.
ACR 783 | S & J Taylor Forest Project
The S&J Taylor Forest Carbon Project balances conservation of both Saline River bottoms riparian hardwoods and “working” pines in the heart of timber country. Diverse oak, gum, cypress, hickory, and...
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ACR 801 | Mixed Upland Forests of the Ozarks & Ouachita Mountains
The NativState Mixed Upland Forests of the Ozarks & Ouachita Mountains is a first of its kind, Programmatic Development Approach (PDA) to Improved Forest Management project. The project aggregates forestlands...
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ACR 802 | Bottomland Forests of the Mississippi Delta and Coastal Plains
The Bottomland Forests of the Mississippi Delta & Coastal Plains is a first of its kind Programmatic Development Approach (PDA) to Improved Forest Management. It aggregates forestlands from across the...
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ACR 848 | Bottomland Forests of the Louisiana Plains
The Bottomland Forest of the Louisiana Plains project aggregates forestlands across northeastern Louisiana with a commitment to sustainable forest management and provides significant climate benefits through carbon sequestration from native...
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ACR 900 | Calion Ouachita River Wilderness
Calion Lumber Company, Inc. is the largest private land conservation project in Arkansas. With over 40,000 acres of bottomland hardwoods conserved along the Ouachita River, it is truly in a...
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ACR 912 | Mixed Broadleaf Forests of the Ozark Highlands
The NativState Mixed Broadleaf Forests of the Ozark Highlands is a programmatic development approach (PDA) to aggregated Improved Forest Management. This method allows landowners with smaller tracts of land to...
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ACR 913 | Bottomland Forests of the Mississippi Delta and Piedmont
The NativState Bottomland Forests of the Mississippi Delta and Piedmont carbon project takes a programmatic development approach (PDA) to Improved Forest Management. Landowners are able to join forces with others...
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ACR 914 | Bottomland Forests of the South-Central Plains
The Bottomland Forests of the South-Central Plains project is an aggregate approach to Improved Forest Management. Focusing primarily on native tracts of land with a smaller ownership size, NativState unites...
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ACR 954 | Bottomland Forests of the Mississippi Alluvial Plain
The Bottomland Forests of the Mississippi Alluvial Plain is an aggregate approach to Improved Forest Management. The properties in this project are primarily owned by smaller landowners and families. NativState...
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ACR 955 | The Mixed Broadleaf Forests of the Ozark Central Hills and Plateau
The Mixed Broadleaf Forests of the Ozark Central Hills and Plateau is an aggregate approach to Improved Forest Management. The properties in this project are primarily owned by smaller landowners...
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ACR 956 | The Mixed Broadleaf Forests of the Western Tennessee Plains to the Highland Rim
The Mixed Broadleaf Forests of the Western Tennessee Plains to the Highland Rim is an aggregate approach to Improved Forest Management. The properties in this project are primarily owned by...
View Project Details →For landowners, partnering with NativState means:
Conserving their forest lands for future generations
Generating new sources of income from carbon credits
Working with a professional forester to manage their land
Improved forest management and registration with the American Tree Farm System (ATFS)
Enjoying their land’s recreational value
Growing their land’s biodiversity
Increasing the value of their land
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