The list and ratio of species to be planted is compiled with the help of environmental and horticultural specialists, and will be published on the Roburna Forest website.

Given that the geographical areas in consideration are native to the Oak (Quercus Robur) that stands as Roburna’s symbol, we already know that this species will be included in the list. Why is this significant?

While the initial investments for land acquisition, planning and partial planting will be made directly by Roburna, the program is meant to be open to the public at large, and especially to Roburna investors, both through donations and carbon credit acquisitions. The difference between donations and carbon credit acquisitions is determined based on a tier system:

Tiers, carbon credits and donation values will be calculated for each planting site, based on the carbon-sequestering potential of the planted species and future ecosystems. All carbon credits amassed from Tiers 1-3 donations will be added up to help make Roburna Blockchain carbon-negative.

Scheduling to be confirmed. Footage of the planting process will be published on the website.

To monitor the progress of the new forest, drone footage will be published regularly.

Additionally, donors will have the option of sending out drones to survey the forest whenever they choose, with the help of a unique key and for a small fee. Tier 4 donors will receive coordinates to their specific planted area. The management of the planted area will be more intensive in the first few years, until the new forest has established itself. All forestry activities will be supported by Roburna and its partners.

Once one plot of land has been successfully planted, more plots will be purchased, and the process will be repeated.