Comprehensive Ecological Services

Carbon sequestration assessment is a scientific process that measures the amount of carbon dioxide absorbed and stored by trees, forests, and other ecosystems. It involves calculating biomass using allometric equations and converting it to carbon equivalents, providing accurate data for CSR reporting and environmental compliance.

Carbon stock is measured using non-destructive methods including tree diameter at breast height (DBH), total height, and species-specific allometric equations. These measurements are used to estimate above-ground and below-ground biomass, which is then converted to carbon content using established conversion factors.

A tree census is a comprehensive inventory of all trees in a specific area, documenting species, size, health, and GPS location of each tree. It is essential for urban planning, biodiversity assessment, carbon accounting, and developing effective tree management strategies.

Ecological restoration is crucial for reversing environmental degradation, restoring biodiversity, improving ecosystem services like carbon sequestration and water purification, and creating resilient landscapes that can adapt to climate change. It also supports local communities and wildlife habitats.

We use internationally recognized methodologies including IPCC guidelines, FSI protocols, and peer-reviewed allometric equations specific to Indian tree species. Our assessments comply with standards required for carbon credit verification and CSR reporting.