The Woodland Carbon Code is a voluntary standard for woodland creation projects in the UK that aims to ensure woodland creation projects are designed and managed to sequester carbon effectively.
Forest Research provides evidence and research on carbon sequestration in woodlands, including the effects of woodland management practices on carbon storage and sequestration.
The UK Government provides guidance on woodland creation and carbon sequestration, including information on funding opportunities and best practices for woodland management.
The Nature Conservancy discusses the importance of woodlands in carbon sequestration and provides information on sustainable woodland management practices.
The University of Edinburgh's School of Geosciences provides research and information on carbon sequestration in UK woodlands, including the impacts of climate change on woodland ecosystems.
The Carbon Trust provides a woodland carbon calculator tool to help landowners and managers estimate the carbon sequestration potential of their woodlands.
Confor provides guidance and resources on sustainable woodland management practices that promote carbon sequestration, including information on forestry techniques and woodland restoration.
The Royal Forestry Society provides a guide for landowners on woodland carbon sequestration, including information on woodland creation, management, and monitoring for carbon sequestration.