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Conservation Credits FAQ
What are Conservation
Credits? Conservation Credits are a record of your commitment to
maintaining and improving the environment. Each Conservation
Credit issued by The Registry of Nature Habitats represents funds
that are used to save and improve land through sound
management techniques. A Conservation Credit is used to promote, manage & restore nature
habitats.
What is a Carbon
Credit? We offer carbon
credits for reducing carbon emissions through installing and using
renewable energy and implementing conservation
practices.
Why do we need Conservation
Credits? Conservation should start in our homes and expand into the
larger picture by active participation in the preservation of our
precious natural resources. Your investment in Conservation Credits
will promote and implement projects that achieve these
goals.
How is the money
used?
- Payments to Landowners & Farmers -
- Direct investment by The Registry of Nature
Habitats -
- Educational Seminars -
- Donations to non-profit organizations -
- Website & Management -
How are the credits
backed-up? All our Conservation Certificates are back-up by contracts with landowners
& farmers. Farmers and landowners sign legal
agreements with The Registry of Nature Habitats which details the
land management practices they must follow as participants of the
Conservation Credit program.How do I benefit
from investing in Conservation Credits?Everyone benefits from your investment in
Conservation Credits. Nature Habitats are preserved,
restored and maintained providing homes and food for the animals,
birds and insects that contribute to the overall health of the
environment. How can I invest in
Conservation Credits? You can select one of the many credit programs we
offer or purchase a Conservation Credit which encompasses all
of the credits we offer. Each program can be purchased for one
year to twenty years. We also offer
monthly investment programs.
What do I
receive for investing into Conservation Credits?
- A certificate which can be framed and
displayed to show your support for the planet.
- A copy of the The Registry of Nature
Habitats Interactive CD
- Discounts on merchandise and services
provided by our partners
Can I
purchase them as gifts? Conservation Credits may be purchased as gifts for
birthdays, holidays or thank-you's. Can my business purchase
Conservation Credits? Your business can purchase Conservation Credits through our
special corporate plans. When your business purchases credits, you
will have the right to use our logo on billing statements or other
promotional and advertising literature showing your participation in
the Conservation Credit program.I have
a large piece of land. Can I get this property into one of
your programs? A property
must be Admitted to The Registry of Nature Habitats before it can
receive any funds from our Conservation Certificates. Fill
out our application. When
your land is accepted, you may enroll in our Conservation Credit
program.I have a small property that has
been admitted to the registry. Can I join the Conservation
Credit program? In most
instances, no. The program is designed to save large tracks of
land that may be used for things that damage the environment, such
as housing development, clear-cut logging, aggregate mining.
The program is also designed to create and/or maintain ponds, fields
and forest. These are not found on small parcels.
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