About us
Our people understand the British landscape. With over 15 years' experience in woodland creation in the UK, we're expertly qualified to work with Britain's natural heritage to tackle climate change.
Robin Brett, founder and chief executive
Woodland Trust site:
The Seek, Braunston in Rutland
After studying at the Royal Agricultural College in Cirencester, Robin became a member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. He's a specialist in sourcing outside funding, designing bespoke environmental schemes and implementing them though in-house contracting teams.
Robin has a proven reputation in the forestry industry and has helped build strong links between Carbon Forestry and other like-minded organisations such as Woodland Trust, the National Forest Company and the Forestry Commission. By working in partnership with these organisations, Carbon Forestry can guarantee top quality schemes in strategic UK locations - maximising environmental and community benefits.
Tony Bittlestone, non-executive director
Tony Bittlestone has been the non-executive director of over 43 companies in the last 27 years. He has an MBA from Cranfield and is a qualified chartered accountant. He is highly experienced with start-up and early stage business.
Laura's Wood, Lowesby Hall
What we do
At Carbon Forestry, we're making a real difference to the CO2 emissions of UK companies on an independently audited and measured basis.
When an organisation or individual approaches us, we first encourage them to reduce their carbon emissions. Then, and only then, will we neutralise the remainder through well-managed, sustainable and British-based offsetting. We're proud to offer a measurable, transparent and professional way for businesses to act effectively on climate change; something shareholders, customers and employees increasingly expect.
Oaks, Quenby Estate
We're the only offsetting company whose reputation is built on creating woodlands here in the UK. Our unique forestry proposition is designed to provide an attractive opportunity for land providers to commission new woodlands on their own land. This woodland soaks up CO2 emissions, counter-balancing carbon footprints.
Our fully verified programme means we can calculate how much CO2 each area of woodland soaks up. Plus each and every stage of the sales and implementation process will be independently verified and audited.
Why we're doing it
Tackling climate change is a matter of supreme importance for us all. By encouraging organisations and individuals to share the responsibility and act now, we can mitigate climate change and help protect the natural world.
