Alberta Ranch Family Earns Carbon Credits for Protecting 55,000 Acres of Prairie
A family-run ranch in Alberta has secured carbon credit verification for conserving more than 55,000 acres of native prairie. The grassland is considered one of the largest untouched expanses of its kind in North America. Its soil continues to hold substantial stored carbon that would otherwise be at risk. The verification followed roughly twenty years of talks between the landowners and conservation groups. Credits are generated because the land is kept from being converted into cropland.
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