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  1. Ducks Unlimited Canada and Ontario are collaborating on wetland restoration and habitat protection.

First Project Verified Under CAR's Canadian Grassland Protocol

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What happened

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SCS Global Services and The Climate Trust completed the initial verification of carbon credits generated by the McIntyre Ranch grassland project in Alberta, Canada. This project is the first to be registered under Climate Action Reserve's Canadian Grassland Protocol, protecting over 55,000 acres from conversion to cropland.

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Why it matters

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The verification establishes a milestone for grassland carbon markets in Canada. The project is part of a broader conservation effort involving Ducks Unlimited Canada, Nature Conservancy Canada, and the Thrall family, which resulted in Canada's largest agricultural conservation agreement to date.

Ducks Unlimited Canada and Ontario are collaborating on wetland restoration and habitat protection.

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Who's involved

  • Ducks Unlimited CanadaParticipates in a broader conservation effort alongside Nature Conservancy Canada.
  • CARDeveloped the Canadian Grassland Protocol used for the carbon credit verification.

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  • Ducks Unlimited CanadaSpeculative

    Ducks Unlimited Canada might see its conservation efforts validated, potentially opening new funding channels.

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