Yunnan Disney Degraded Land Vegetation Restoration Forestry Carbon Project

The sibling project to TNC and Disney's Sichuan panda-habitat effort, restoring roughly 1,800 hectares of degraded land in Yunnan's Lincang and Honghe areas using native tree species, beginning in 2013.

Yunnan province, China (Lincang and Honghe areas)Degraded landNot confirmed
OperatorThe Nature Conservancy, in partnership with The Walt Disney Company
EcosystemDegraded land
StandardNot confirmed
StatusActive
LocationYunnan province, China (Lincang and Honghe areas)
Overview

Inside the project

Together with the Sichuan project, TNC states the pair is expected to sequester more than 400,000 metric tonnes of CO2.

Neither project's specific registry ID was independently confirmed.

1,800 ha
Restored

Objectives

  • Restore approximately 1,800 ha of degraded land using native species

Approach

  • Restoration using native tree species around Lincang and Honghe, developed through Disney's partnership with TNC.

Sources

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  1. nature.org ↗https://www.nature.org/en-us/about-us/where-we-work/asia-pacific/china/stories-in-china/china-forest-carbon/

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