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Every Carma purchase funds verified restoration in a real place. Here is where we plant, and why it matters.
United Kingdom
The UK has just 13% woodland cover, compared to an average of 37% across Europe. That means less natural carbon storage, fewer wildlife habitats, and limited access to green spaces for people.
We plant native broadleaf trees on DEFRA-funded community forest sites. Your support helps absorb carbon, reduce flooding, boost biodiversity, and create greener, healthier spaces for local communities.
Kenya, Tanzania and beyond
Across coastal regions, mangrove forests are disappearing fast. Rapid urban growth, overharvesting, and poor land management have left many of these vital ecosystems damaged or destroyed.
We restore mangrove estuaries rich in biodiversity. These forests act as natural storm barriers, create fishing grounds, and open up fair income streams for communities who rely on them.
Brazil
Coastal mangrove forests in Brazil have been impacted by deforestation through illegal tree removal, charcoal production, and the lingering impact of past salt extraction.
This project restores vital ecosystems by planting mangroves, among the most carbon-rich forests on the planet. It supports local fishers and creates jobs in communities with limited economic opportunities.
British Columbia, Canada
Kelp forests are disappearing fast. Over 40% have declined globally in the last 50 years due to climate change, overfishing, and pollution.
In British Columbia, we restore underwater forests vital for marine life, coastal fisheries, and indigenous communities. Restoring kelp protects biodiversity, supports local livelihoods, and stores carbon in our oceans.
UK woodland, African forest, or Canadian kelp restoration. From 50p per tree.
Fund real projects, real locations, tracked from day one.
Live dashboard, audit-ready evidence, and shareable impact badges.
We know sustainability messaging can feel vague. So we built Carma around evidence you can actually use.
Every tree we plant together gets a unique identity on blockchain. It cannot be issued twice, resold, or claimed by anyone else. That is not a policy. It is how the system works.
Named planting sites, GPS mapped and photographically evidenced
Species breakdown and planting date records
CO₂e projection, clearly labelled as a lifetime estimate
Downloadable impact certificate for ESG reporting
Live dashboard updated as your trees are planted
Your Carma Impact Dashboard updates as funding is added. See what has been funded, where it is, and what it means in one place.

In the UK, we plant as part of the North East Community Forest, a DEFRA funded programme operating to the UK Forestry Standard and independently managed by government backed woodland officers.
Overseas, our projects are verified by veritree, a B Corp certified platform using GPS tracking, satellite imagery, drone mapping, and blockchain secured records. Our mangrove restoration in Madagascar is reviewed annually by the Madagascar government's Department of Environment.
Carma is a Certified B Corporation. That means our whole business has been independently assessed for social and environmental performance, not just our projects.
Carma projects contribute to relevant UN Sustainable Development Goals, including Climate Action, Life on Land, Life Below Water, and Decent Work.
There are plenty of tree planting platforms out there. Here is what makes us different.
Every project is independently evidenced. UK trees are planted within England's government-backed Trees for Climate programme. Overseas restoration is verified via satellite, drone, and blockchain. The evidence is real, located, and always available to you.
For every 1,000 UK trees we plant together, £400 goes directly to land-based skills training for veterans moving into civilian life. Every Carma community planting day employs veterans as nature therapy practitioners. Your trees create more than canopy.
3% of all revenue funds counselling sessions for veterans and local communities through the Standing Tall Foundation. When you plant with us, people feel it too.
We're not just planting trees. We're growing forests together.
