We offer a turn-key end-to-end CO2 emission strategy. All we need is what your targets are and we can recommend a package and create a custom solution for you.
The right tree in the right location
To ensure a high survival rate, we establish micro on-site nurseries, growing saplings from seed harvested from local indigenous "mother" trees.
POP - Proof of planting
Every tree planted is GEO-tagged and photographed and can be viewed on-line on your personal dashboard. This is repeated at 6 month intervals on site and using LIDAR satellite mapping and photo-interpretation.
your co2 mitigation
We provide quarterly updates of your C02 mitigation impact, project updates as well as background stories of the farmers responsible for the trees.
We offer a turn-key end-to-end CO2 emission strategy. All we need is what your targets are and we can recommend a package and create a custom solution for you.
The first step is knowing what your impact is. If you do not already know your emissions CO2 please contact us and we can help.
In a addition to pilot, small medium and large packages, we offer custom packages to target a specific CO2 number as well as focus on a specific region.
We take care of all agroforestry for you. We plant from "home-grown" local nurseries, maintain and track trees and provide regular reports.
Tree planting is a climate change solution that doesn’t require leaders to initiate government action or scientists to come up with technological solutions to draw carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere. Tree planting is available now, and it is the cheapest one possible and every one of us can get involved.”
The industrial and agricultural revolutions have come with a price, our factories pumped out dirty smog while over the last 100 years vast areas of carbon storing woodland and forest were cleared and burnt with the solid carbon returning to a smothering blanket of C02
Green Steps Group is currently operating in three regions. Sub-tropical Uganda, Savannah thorn veld in Tanzania and tropical rainforest in Borneo.
