Plant Native Trees on your land

Apply to partner with MyNativeForest to help fund trees for your native planting project
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How it works

How it works

1. Submit an expression of interest via our online form
2. We assess your land and its eligibility in the emissions trading scheme
3. If your land is eligible, we provide you with a proposal that includes your obligations and estimated returns
6. We manage the planting of trees with approved contractors and you.
4. If you decide to continue, we create a planting architecture in line with our carbon verification program and your environmental plan.
5. We create marketing material based on the stage of the project and collect funds for trees
Submit an Expression of Interest
MyNativeForest will assess your lands eligibility for carbon credits and estimate your financial returns.
There’s no obligation to proceed as a planting partner.
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Your native forest partner

We are your one-stop native forest partner, providing ETS consultation, access to capital and funding via carbon markets and more.

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Improve soil quality and biodiversity

Help build healthy and balanced ecosystems. Forest land helps improve soil quality by providing organic matter to the soil. This enhances soil fertility, promotes water retention, and reduces soil erosion. 

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Execute your environmental management plan

Planting native trees can compliment and accelerate your environmental management plan and generate carbon assets to meet regulatory obligations.

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Positive climate action

Native trees absorb and store carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, helping to reduce the impacts of climate change.

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Enhance your brand image

Use MyNativeForest marketing assets to promote your innovative on-farm nature regeneration efforts to overseas buyers.

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Learn about carbon credits

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February 22, 2019

The Emissions Trading Scheme is New Zealand's key tool for reducing harmful atmospheric gas levels to meet international climate change response goals. Find out how and why.

Learn about carbon sequestration rates under the Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) and their Carbon Credit earning potential, per hectare.The Potential of Native Forest Carbon Credits NZ - Per Hectare
May 16, 2021

Learn about carbon sequestration rates under the Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) and their Carbon Credit earning potential, per hectare.

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May 29, 2022

The New Zealand carbon market is a big and relatively new space. This blog will cover the NZ ETS, market functions, carbon credits, and the different participant interactions in the NZ carbon market.

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