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Explore projects in your country and landscape. Similar projects can help frame a conversation, but cannot establish whether your land is eligible.
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Explore the projects behind the carbon market. Find a landscape, compare project types and follow the evidence back to the registry.
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Projects
Public registry records, not a list of Ecosilv projects or credits for sale. Issuance totals are historical reported quantities, not a quality score or available inventory.
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Open the registry record and look for the project description, monitoring reports and verification documents. Note the methodology version and reporting period.
Read the development guide →Go beyond the totals.
Use issuance and retirement figures to understand reported activity. Ask about the specific vintage, available units, evidence and intended use before assessing a purchase.
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Source and coverage
A dated public-data snapshot. Coverage and classification are described here once the dataset loads.
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Interpretation
Ecosilv has filtered and regrouped the source data. Explorer categories are a browsing aid, not a certification. Livestock projects are grouped separately under agricultural emissions. The project detail shows the original source type and status. Registry links are constructed from the source IDs; Gold Standard links open a registry search for that ID. Status labels differ between registries. Missing values remain “Not reported”.
Counts represent registry records; the same underlying activity can appear in more than one registry. They should not be read as a deduplicated count of physical sites. Check the current registry before making a decision.
Country information supports filtering. This release does not infer coordinates or project boundaries from country names.