
Conservation Is a Passion, Now We Directly Quantify CO2 via Satellite
Each purchase of PAC offsets supports Shabunda, empowering sustainable development of the indigenous peoples of the Shabunda Region of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Step 1 QuantumQarbon (QQ) results in directly measured net CO2 flux via Satellite sensors and protects Biodiversity. Step 2 QQ happens in the forest on local scales and results in verified net Forest Carbon Sequestration using eddy covariance sensors.

1 Cent Per Mile Slows Deforestation
Your travelling! Make it count. Preserve the forests, Indigenous Peoples and biodiversity. Manage climate change for humanity, now for the future. Keep the home of evolved pathogens safe from humans.
You can do all of this for 1 cent per mile traveled (personal & non-profits). The Shabunda project offers trackable and verifiable protection of the forest to match your miles traveled.
For every 500 miles of travel by plane, boat, train or car, your purchase of QuantumQarbon conserves 1 hectare of intact rainforest.

The Only Legacy Offset
PAC satellite direct CO2 measurement offsets support communities that live in and protect the forest. Be part of a living legacy to protect nature and support Indigenous Peoples now and for future generations. The forests of the Democratic Republic of Congo are precious and the first Solution Country of Africa.

3 Cents Per Mile Empowers Corp. Net-Zero Goals
Go beyond the typical single-use carbon credit to investment in a legacy of forests, people and the planet. Why should corporations adopt this approach? Without direct measurement, progress towards local, regional and global Environmental Social Governance goals cannot be verified. Compensate the planet for corporate travel with 3 cents per mile resulting in tangible action--each hectare is identified and visible in Google Earth. Combine corporate travel with PaC's QQ units to take control of your corporate environmental programs.

Support Commuities--Slow the Wave
We live in a time when all peoples are connected and actions by a few can affect many. Right now, population growth is placing enormous pressure on the forest. Support communities that live in the forest to slow the wave of environmental change and all of humanity will benefit.
