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Rewild Carbon is Durrell's wild, colourful and impactful carbon offsetting programme. We reduce carbon in the atmosphere by rewilding threatened ecosystems which are rich in wildlife.

Rezende Black Lion Tamarin Brazil Species Image Credit Luis Palacios (5)

Rezende Black Lion Tamarin Brazil Species Image Credit Luis Palacios (4)

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Species-rich forests can sequester up to 40 times more carbon than monocultures.

Our projects are designed together with local communities to benefit sustainable livelihoods. Together we know the wildlife, the threats, and the land best.

We ensure that 95% of the money goes to nature. Our first Rewild Carbon project is in the Atlantic Forest in Brazil, where we are restoring forest corridors to create lifelines for wildlife. It is one of the most species-rich habitats on the planet, yet only 6% of it remains.

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Rezende Blackliontamarin Brazil HRS Fieldwork Image Credit Katie Garrett (12)

Rezende BLT Brazil Landscape Reforestation Corridor Image Credit Luis Palacios (8)

Together, we can create a healthier planet for people and wildlife.

Wherever you are on your journey to sustainability, we hope that you will join us on our Rewild Carbon journey.

Find out how you can rewild your carbon footprint

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An introduction to Rewild Carbon

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For more information about Rewild Carbon, please contact us at rewild.carbon@durrell.org