Middlebury Improved Forest Management
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Middlebury College, one of the oldest liberal arts colleges in the United States, has pledged to achieve carbon neutrality each year. As part of this commitment, the college built a biomass gasification plant and installed solar and wind facilities to reduce reliance on traditional fuel sources and cut carbon emissions. In addition to these efforts, Bluesource and Middlebury launched an Improved Forest Management project on over 2,500 acres of forest in the Green Mountains of central Vermont. Middlebury retains a portion of the credits generated for its neutrality commitment while the balance is offered to voluntary market buyers. The project ensures the long-term conservation and sustainable management of the forest, promotes healthy wildlife habitat and prevents future compromise of the forest carbon stocks.

​*Note: The volumes for this project have been calculated as removals, but are untagged on the registries.

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Technology
Improved Forest Management
Improving forest management techniques to protect and increase the productivity of existing forests.
Standard
American Carbon Registry
Location

Vermont, United States

Policy

UN Sustainable Development Goals

The project meets the following goals outlined in the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
Highlights
Project operational 10+ years
Developer operational 10+ years
Creates local educational opportunities
Conserves local biodiversity and habitats