Project Description
Arnaldsstaðir is a large-scale afforestation and carbon removal initiative located in Fljótsdalur, Eastern Iceland, developed by Yggdrasill Carbon ehf. The project transforms abandoned agricultural grasslands into climate-resilient forests capable of delivering long-term carbon sequestration while restoring ecological integrity.
Approximately 68,000 native and climate-adapted trees, including spruce, pine, and aspen, were planted to establish a productive forest ecosystem. Beyond carbon removal, the project contributes to biodiversity recovery, soil restoration, landscape resilience, and sustainable rural development. The site is also culturally significant, reflecting Icelandic folklore associated with the Arnaldsstaðir landscape.
Key Highlights
- Around 68,000 trees planted
- Soil restoration and erosion prevention
- Climate-resilient forestry
- ICR validated nature-based carbon removal project
Registry Verification
Each credit represents one tonne of CO2 emissions reduced, removed, or avoided, as verified by registry-approved third-party auditors.
