
Mapping and Carbon Measurement
The maps a registration needs and how carbon is counted on them.

The costliest mistakes come early: registering without understanding the obligations, and picking a pathway that does not match what the owner may want to do in twenty years. Poor maps and missing consents from a mortgagee or leaseholder can stall a registration.
This checklist runs through mistakes at every stage: selling every unit at once with nothing in reserve, missing return deadlines, buying land without checking its ETS status, leaving the forest unmanaged after registration, and having no exit plan.

Paying for the first years before a carbon forest earns.

How the ETS and carbon forestry apply to whenua Māori.


This study explores how different governance structures affect Māori land decisions on carbon farming.


Look up expected carbon stock by forest age for small forests in the ETS.

Learn about fire risks during droughts and how forestry insurance works in Aotearoa.

Learn about joining the forestry section of New Zealand's Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS).

Get fire safety tips for farms and rural businesses to protect your land and assets.

Calculate carbon storage in native forests and find planting needs to offset your footprint.

Find out how to convert marginal or depleted agricultural land into native forests for carbon farming.

This paper examines the risks and benefits of investing in permanent forests in Aotearoa.