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We are proud to deliver Improved Forest Management (IFM) credits to Sol Systems for the second year in a row. The credits will help offset emissions associated with Sol Systems’ corporate footprint and Illinois solar projects, reinforcing a shared commitment to climate action, community investment, and high-integrity carbon solutions.

One of the most common questions we hear from landowners is: How do you know how much carbon my forest is storing? The answer starts with understanding what’s growing in the forest today and how that growth can translate into long-term carbon storage over time.

June is when forests hit peak growth, and when landowners can make decisions that shape decades of ecological and financial returns. With growing demand for nature‑based removals, forest owners are turning to carbon as a way to generate new income while advancing long‑term stewardship goals.

Spring marks one of the most important transitions in the forest carbon cycle. As temperatures rise and daylight increases, forests across the country enter their peak period of photosynthesis, the moment when trees shift from winter dormancy to rapid growth and carbon uptake.