The May Ranch project avoids the release of CO2 from the conversion of grasslands to agricultural land in Colorado, United States.

The McCloud River project conserves conifer forests in Oregon, United States and protects the habitat of several species of fish and animals.

The Burn Somalia project deploys highly efficient cookstoves to reduce woody biomass consumption for households in urban areas of Somalia.

The Great Bear Rainforest project in Canada protects temperate forests that are home to several endangered species and a large community of First Nations people.

Kasigau Corridor REDD+ project is a community-led forest conservation project that protects biodiversity and supports community development in Kenya.

The Keo Seima REDD+ project is a forest conservation project in Cambodia that preserves vulnerable wildlife and supports education and training for the local communities.

These projects conserve and protect more than 76,000 hectares of bio-diverse forest within the Yucatán Peninsula, Mexico. They are hosted by the local communal landowners, the Ejidos X-Hazil y Anexos, Caoba, and Felipe Carrillo Puerto. The projects were developed by The Earth Lab, an experienced local carbon project developer, in partnership with Invert.

A large food distribution facility in North Carolina replaced their legacy climate-damaging cooling system with a natural refrigerant cooling system.