The webinar will feature a discussion on the findings of Chlori’s State of Global Forest Carbon report, and what they mean for forest carbon standards and projects.

The need to conserve and restore forests keeps growing, and so does the ability to measure the impact. This panel unpacks what that means in practice and leave you with a clearer view of where standards are heading, and of how geospatial monitoring data can strengthen and de-risk projects from design through verification.

Chloris Geospatial, Verra, Equitable Earth and Earth Innovation Institute will discuss:

• The context: Alessandro Baccini on where degradation and regrowth are happening, and at what scale
• Baselines and verification: how methodologies account for degradation today, and what continuous measurement could change
• Built-in measurement: what a standard designed around digital measurement from day one can teach the wider REDD+ market
• Case study: what a jurisdictional view of Goiás, Brazil adds to the satellite records

Speakers:

• Katie Goslee, Director Forest Management Program at Verra
• Thibault Sorret, CEO at Equitable Earth
• Dan Nepstad, President and Executive Director at Earth Innovation Institute
• Alessandro Baccini, Co-Founder, Co-CEO and CSO at Chloris
• Florian Reber, SVP BD and Partnerships at Chloris (moderator)