# Natural Carbon Sequestration Explored: Inside the UK Woodland Carbon Code

### About The Webinar

Join us for the latest episode of the Patch Project Showcase, a monthly webinar series highlighting innovative Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) technologies. This session is dedicated to unveiling the dynamics of the UK Woodland Carbon Code, featuring leading experts from Treeconomy and Forest Carbon.

Harry Grocott, CEO & Co-founder at Treeconomy will shed light on how the UK Woodland Carbon Code is harnessed to elevate forest-based carbon sequestration, and Sam Welsh, Project Manager at Forest Carbon will provide insights into their projects' alignment with the Code's principles and their contribution to sustainable woodland management.

Join us as we unravel the potential of the UK Woodland Carbon Code, a transformative tool for boosting carbon sequestration while promoting responsible forest management. This webinar offers a unique chance to explore how companies can support transformative ecosystem restoration close to their supply chains.

### In this webinar, you’ll learn:

- How the UK Woodland Carbon Code serves as a strategic framework to amplify carbon sequestration in forests, contributing to global carbon reduction goals.
- How Treeconomy and Forest Carbon integrate the principles of the UK Woodland Carbon Code into their projects, bringing high-integrity carbon removal solutions to market for companies with footprints in the UK.
- Demystifying Pending Issuance Units (PIUs) and Woodland Carbon Units (WCUs), demonstrating the use cases of each credit-type.

## Speakers

**Sam Welsh**  
Project Manager  
Forest Carbon

**Harry Grocott**  
CEO & Co-founder  
Treeconomy

## Moderator

**Ben Field**  
Climate Strategy Lead  
Patch

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