For this International Day of Forests we are
CLOSING THE RESEARCH
GAP IN WEST AFRICA
On the 10th of May we are traveling to Ghana in West Africa to train local scientists how to tree climb, so they can undertake important canopy research.
With the help of our equipment partners, we are also able to donate $12,000 of tree climbing equipment. We need your help to assist with travel, carbon offsets and in county costs.
Our next major project
BIG TREE STATE
Your guide to Tasmania’s giant trees
*Funding for this project was achieved with the assistance of our supporters via a crowdfunding campaign.
Exploring frontiers
FACILITATING ADVANCED
CANOPY ACCESS
We provide professional assistance to scientific research, film and tv and other disciplines that require access to the tree tops. We do this by working with teams to find the most suitable individual tree or forest that best fits their project parameters and access requirements. We then prepare this site by installing climbing and rigging systems that allow to most delicate of instruments to be securely moved within the canopy.
We’ve worked and climbed the biggest trees in USA, Taiwan, China, New Zealand and Panama as well as every state in Australia.
THE HUON VALLEY
GROVE OF GIANTS:
Published peer reviewed science
Tasmania’s most carbon-dense forest
Just published in Austral Ecology is our academic paper that describes the calculations and methodologies.
Dr Jennifer Sanger from The Tree Projects, found that the Huon Valley Grove of Giants contained 1312 tonnes of carbon per hectare, making it the highest estimation of carbon for any Tasmanian forest.
In November 2022, we invited a group of 15 professional tree climbers and carbon specialists from across Australia and New Zealand to visit the Huon Valley Grove of Giants and measure how much carbon was stored in the forest.
The goal was to quantify yet again why this forest should not be logged and we won.
VISITOR GUIDE
THE HUON VALLEY GROVE OF GIANTS
& LATHAMUS KEEP
Essential visitor information, walking maps, and driving directions. The maps and directions are continually being updated. Last update October 2023.
Lathamus Keep is the world’s largest blue gum. This “super giant” is located in the Huon Valley Grove of Giants and was scheduled to be logged in 2023. It took two years of work to save it and the forest.
*The ongoing funding for this project is achieved with the assistance of our supporters via donations through this website.
Our projects are largely funded by ourselves and supporters like you. We are not a not for profit or a charity but we get things done.
The easiest way to help us is to donate a little each month. Set up a monthly donation below.
TASMANIA’S FOREST CARBON
Documentary and detailed report
*Funding for this project was achieved with the assistance of our supporters via a crowdfunding campaign.
A FUTURE VISION FOR
TASMANIA’S FORESTS
Our new report exposes the carbon offsets scam
*Funding for this project was achieved with the assistance of our supporters via a crowdfunding campaign.
