Mast Reforestation expands nursery capacity and carbon market role for wildfire recovery

Mast Reforestation is scaling up its nursery capacity and deepening its involvement in carbon markets to support post wildfire recovery. The company grows seedlings for reforestation projects and sells carbon credits tied to those restored forests. This expansion means more trees planted on burned land and more supply in the voluntary carbon market for buyers looking for nature based offsets. The article covers Mast's investments in nursery infrastructure to produce more seedlings per year and its push to engage with carbon credit buyers. For anyone tracking nature based solutions or the supply side of the voluntary carbon market, this is a concrete example of a company trying to scale reforestation as a climate solution. The key question is whether the carbon credits from these projects meet quality standards for additionality and permanence.