Organizations and associations

The transparency of our operations is informed by deep collaboration with, and adherence to, industry-leading standards. We're proud of our collaborations with industry peers and nonprofit organizations that aim to steer finance toward outcomes that are nature positive.

Timeline

Sustainable Forestry Initiative¹
Forest Stewardship Council²
Global Impact Investing Network³
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)⁴
PRI⁵
World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD)⁶
Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification⁷
California Air Resources Board⁸
American Carbon Registry⁹
New Zealand Emissions Trading Scheme¹⁰

Important disclosures

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1 Sustainable Forestry Initiative 2 Forest Stewardship Council 3 Global Impact Investing Network 4 Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) 5 PRI 6 World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) 7 Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification 8 California Air Resources Board 9 American Carbon Registry 10 New Zealand Emissions Trading Scheme

ESG factors in our property management

We manage our forests and farms in a way that enables us to achieve key environmental and social objectives set out by third-party sustainability standards.

Stewardship priorities

The foundation of our business is sustainably managing our clients' land. Specifically, we focus on three pillars: climate, nature, and people. These pillars guide our commitments and actions for how we responsibly manage our forests and farms.

Recreation licenses

Many of the properties under our management provide unrestricted public access and recreational opportunities to license holders, including hunting, fishing, hiking, and camping.