Project Infos
Project Area
469.2 ha
Location
Schnann am Arlberg
Project Start Date
January 2023
Project Time Span
30 years
Project Type
Improved Forest Management - Conservation
Project Developer
Tree.ly, Dornbirn
Verification Standard
SILVACONSULT® Forest Carbon Standard, ISO 14064-2
Project Volume
1,271 tCO₂/year
Risk Buffer Share
10%
Credits available
Pheromone traps are used to monitor the bark beetle population in order to be able to react quickly in the event of rapid spread and to search for and remove infested trees.
The Schnann protective forest ensures the accessibility of the Stanzertal valley by protecting the Arlberg motorway and railway connection.
Increasing extreme weather events such as storms damage the forest and favour the spread of bark beetles, which endanger healthy stands.
Project Mission
How the project works
Through improved forest management, the project ensures that timber stocks do not fall below a defined level and that carbon remains sequestered in the forest in the long term. In addition, all income from the project flows directly back into the forest.
The project is audited by TÜV Austria, has been certified since May 2024 and contributes to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals set by the United Nations.
Genuine
More than carbon storage
Forest Restructuring
Monocultures of the same age are efficient but vulnerable. Active forest restructuring creates resilient, species-rich mixed forests and promotes biodiversity.
Reforestation
New forest areas are planted, and deforested areas are quickly reforested after natural disasters.
Regeneration
Measures such as the protection of young trees and the selective clearing of individual areas promote natural forest regeneration.
Nature Conservation
Biodiversity is promoted by leaving deadwood in the forest and preserving ecologically valuable trees as habitats.
Harvesting
Sophisticated but forest-friendly techniques enable sustainable management and a faster response to natural events.
Protection Forest
Protection forests are actively managed, including planting gaps, to maintain closed and structured stands that protect against natural events such as avalanches and erosion.
Forest Infrastructure
Forest paths are being renovated and created to ensure accessibility.
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