Welcome to the Flip Forest — where every automation is an act of reforestation

Throughout its lifespan, each tree actively absorbs carbon dioxide (CO₂) from the atmosphere, storing it within its wooden parts. This crucial process effectively reduces CO₂ levels in the atmosphere, with the magnitude of its impact increasing proportionally to the duration that trees are allowed to grow and thrive.

Our model utilizes diverse data inputs, relying on factors such as tree size, composition, and lifecycle, to generate a robust estimate of the amount of carbon absorbed during the lifetime of a tree. The data used for these calculations is sourced from external consultants and scientific publications and comparable platforms.

Given that it is impractical to measure and weigh each tree annually, and acknowledging natural variations in size, Evertreen incorporates a margin of safety into all our projects. An additional 10-25% more trees are planted beyond the committed quantity to ensure that our calculations lean towards conservatism rather than optimism.

(*Note: t denotes tonne, equivalent to 1000 kg).

Each tree and forest is planted and cared for by local farming families hired on the ground. Support means stable, fairly paid work: planting the trees, then watering them, checking survival, replacing any losses and maintaining the site. Because we commit to a fixed number of trees every year, these families get consistent income rather than one off seasonal work. The number shown reflects the households employed on the projects your forest funds.

Working hours are the paid local labor your forest funds. Every tree represents real hours of human work: preparing the ground and planting, then watering, survival checks, maintenance and monitoring, plus protection patrols on standing forest. The figure is calculated from the number of trees in your forest and the average labor each tree requires from planting.