Mast Reforestation

🗽We’re heading to #ClimateWeekNYC and beyond excited to connect with you in The Big 🍎! Our carbon experts, Brady Paron and Neil Coppinger, will be in town and are eager to discuss all things nature-based climate solutions. Send them a DM if you are interested in linking up. Also, join our CEO, Grant Canary, as he takes part in a fireside panel on nature-based solutions on 🗓️Friday, September 27 from 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. ET. Details here 👉 https://lnkd.in/d_W2b47n We look forward to seeing you there.

Working the expo floor here at the Society of American Foresters national convention. Who wouldn’t want to learn about Mast Reforestation from this contingent of talented women in forestry??? 🌲 💪🏼 💁🏻♀️ #SAF2024 #reforestation

🌲 Want to invest in the restoration of resilient ecosystems? DM our partner Zander Sebenius to learn more about Mast's high quality carbon reforestation projects and how you can get involved.👇

👋 Let’s connect at the Society of American Foresters Convention! Stop by our booth to learn more about: 🌱 Cone collections 🌲 Our reforestation practices 🤝 Hiring opportunities with the Mast team Plus, don’t miss our presentations on the True Cost of Seed and Ex-post Carbon Dioxide Removal Credits—two can’t-miss sessions. 📄 Ex-post carbon dioxide removal credits with wood harvest and storage 🗓️🕔 Thursday, September 19, 1:40 - 1:48 PM | Location: Embassy Suites, Snowberry 📄 The True Cost of Seed: Implications on Workforce Development in the Western US 🗓️🕔 Friday, September 20, 11:50 - 11:58 PM | Location: Embassy Suites, Snowberry Whether you’re curious about how we’re restoring forests post-wildfire or looking for your next career move, our team is here to chat. We look forward to seeing you there! #SAF24 #Reforestation

📍 Feather River Dome. Where our next story takes root. Stay tuned.

🌲Why the big smile, Julian? Our cone scouting team spotted this sugar pine cone near the Miracle Mile in Northern California’s Klamath National Forest. This area is one of the most diverse conifer forests in the world, boasting 18 different species within a single square mile. While we don’t collect sugar pine due to the challenge of testing for blister rust resistance, we couldn’t resist sharing. ✨Here’s to the wonders of nature that dwarf our imaginations.

📝New research in Nature Portfolio suggests that trees are even better at sequestering atmospheric greenhouse gasses than we previously thought! Here’s how 👉 Scientists discovered that in addition to trees sequestering carbon dioxide via photosynthesis, microbes in tree bark absorb atmospheric methane. Methane is a potent greenhouse gas, responsible for 30% of global warming since the pre-industrial era. These findings underscore the importance of investing in nature-based solutions to mitigate the worst effects of climate change. Find links to the study and a relevant article in the comments 🔗 Learn more about our reforestation efforts (and how you can get involved): https://lnkd.in/d6bWWiNs

Mixed species reforestation – planting a diverse array of native tree species – is essential for forest health and ecosystem resilience. Mixed stands of Ponderosa pine, sugar pine, Douglas fir, and more, offer unique benefits that single-species plantations do not. Mixed stands are known to: ➡ Strengthen pest and disease resistance ➡ Improve soil quality ➡ Provide habitat for native species  ➡ Reduce management costs once established Shown above: Ponderosa pine (in planting bag) & Douglas fir (planted) seedlings #mastreforestation #forestrestoration #forestresilience

🎉Exciting news! Join us in welcoming our new Carbon Market Partnerships Director, Brady Paron. Brady joins us with over 8 years of impactful experience from Shopify, where he worked with 30+ carbon removal suppliers globally, led climate programs that removed 18,000+ tonnes of CO2 (the same as taking ~4,000 cars off the road for a year), and wrote and led the development of many of their sustainability and climate reports. We are excited to have him on board! Thanks to GeekWire for the mention in Tech Moves (check out the article in the comments )