Learning Exchange Series: Financing Natural Climate Solutions at Scale

December 6, 2023 3:00PM - 4:00PM

Title

Financing Natural Climate Solutions at Scale

Speaker

Nathan Truitt, Executive Vice President, Climate Funding, American Forest Foundation

Description

Providing landowners and technical assistance providers with the funds needed to implement improved management practices on millions of acres of farms, forests and ranchlands will require an order of magnitude more in funding than what has been provided through the Inflation Reduction Act.  How do we as a community think about paying for the improved management of our natural resources?  Who will pay for these improvements and why?  And what financial and other infrastructure is missing in order to make Natural Climate Solutions a reality?

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Registration for this session will remain open until the start of the webinar, December 6, 2023. Click below to register for this session.

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