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Paskaia — Miskito Community Fire Management and Carbon Restoration, La Mosquitia (Honduras)

Honduras · Puerto Lempira · See the Honduras profile

Plan Vivo-certified community carbon project in La Mosquitia—Honduras's last large primeval forest. Miskito fire brigades protect 1,600+ ha of pine savanna; ~400 ha of forest recovering by 2022; 319 families earn 61% of carbon-credit revenue. Credits vintage 2023–2024.

1,600+ ha
Pine savanna protected
~400 ha by 2022
Forest recovering
319
Families benefiting
Paskaia — Miskito Community Fire Management and Carbon Restoration, La Mosquitia (Honduras)

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Maturity
Pilot
Promoter
Paskaia / Miskito Indigenous Communities
Period
2018–present
Keywords
indigenous, community, fire-management, carbon, Plan-Vivo, agroforestry

Context

Paskaia is a Plan Vivo–certified community carbon project in La Mosquitia, Honduras, where Miskito fire brigades manage pine savanna and restore forest, with credit vintages 2023–2024.

Results

Fire brigades protect more than 1,600 ha of pine savanna, with about 400 ha of forest recovering by 2022, and 319 families earning 61% of carbon-credit revenue.

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