Private Landowners in West Virginia
Bosland Growth partners directly with private landowners across the Appalachian region to restore degraded lands to thriving native forests. Landowners receive up-front payments for committing to reforest and protect their property, plus ongoing revenue from carbon credit sales.
Barbour County, West Virginia
(162 acres)
Bosland Growth is working with a group of neighboring landowners on reforesting approximately 162 acres of former surface mine land on properties their families use for hunting.
The project will increase native forest cover and create a more connected wildlife habitat. As the forest matures, it will provide long-term carbon sequestration and strengthen watershed and ecosystem resilience.
We reforest your land
at no cost to you.
Bosland Growth covers 100% of the cost of reforesting previously mined areas and makes upfront and long-term payments based on the acreage enrolled.
Increase Property Appeal
Restore Natural Beauty
Create Critical Species Habitat
Decrease Erosion and Runoff
Enhance Recreation Opportunities